Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by highkrausen

Woke up at 5:30 this morning to go shoot some Provia 100F at sunrise. The forecast was partly cloudy. To my surprise, they were way off and there was some crazy intense fog. So, I drove around awhile until I found a cool area to set up and shoot.

It took an hour or so for the fog to move just right to take the exposure I wanted. It was the first time I felt like I really "waited" and made the photo I envisioned.

[4x5 Delta 100 210mm f.45 25s]

https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5551/3...3e3bb9cd_b.jpg

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I find myself wanting the rest of the 4x5 frame, that huge expanse of white.

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Originally Posted by Meekyman

The Snowdon Massif as viewed from above Coed Oerddwr, Snowdonia National Park, mid-February 2018

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Fantastic, I tried to go up to Llanberis yesterday, but the roads were snowed in - in the UK this means a few mm but it can still be very dangerous [Having lived in Toronto I know about North American/continental winters and snowfalls.]

regards
Tony

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Originally Posted by Meekyman

I have a bit of a thing for Scots Pines, truly lovely trees. Anyway, here's an image from an autumnal visit last year to Glen Nevis just outside Fort William, Scotland (click for larger picture). Looking north east to Meall Cumhann, just above the Water of Nevis.
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Chamonix 045N-02, Nikon 300mm f9@f32 and 1/3, 5s, Fuji Velvia 50. Epson V700 scan, Capture NX2 and Lightroom processing.

Graham

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Lovely.

I never seem to be able to do this sort of shot.

Love the colours too

Martin

Hi Tony,

Thanks! I'm jealous you live in such a wonderful area!! I live in flat Cambridge and the roads are lethal here too:o Funnily enough, I lived in Toronto as well - around 20 years ago - and suffered North American winters too.

Graham

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Originally Posted by Martin Aislabie

Lovely.

I never seem to be able to do this sort of shot.

Love the colours too

Martin

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Thanks Martin! It takes me time to see such images....I'm very old-school/wide-angle sort of guy normally.

Graham

Another image from a recent week's holiday to Snowdonia National Park, Wales. We walked towards Moel Ysgyfarnogod (can't pronounce it either:o) amongst the Rhinog mountain range and the maps labels lots of places "Piles of Stones". Damn understatement! Anyway, we had some weather that day (hail in the face etc.) and there's more coming towards me over the Irish Sea! (click for larger)
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Chamonix 045N-2, 135mm f5.6@f16 and 2/3, 1/8s, Ilford Delta 100.

View Overlooking Calaverous Reservoir - Santa Clara County, California.

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4716/4...32770761_z.jpg

Contrary to appearances this is not an easy location to access.

Toyo 45CF, Fuji RDPIII QL.

Thomas

Martin, Thomas and Graham, wonderful work on this page.

Every image I have seen of Wales increases my hope of visiting some day.

Sonoma Winery
Chamonix 8x10 (cropped 4x10)
Nikkor 450mm
Kodak Ektar 100

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4707/...4e00818d_b.jpg
Sonoma, CA by Shailendra Dhanoa, on Flickr

Originally shared in the Waters Edge thread, but i thought id share it here too.
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Its been a long time between photographing, having our first born can do that :)
After 18mths or so of no action, I finally had a chance to get back out there and take some shots.

It ended up being quite challenging, keeping my nerve as big waves cause sea spray to rise while balancing on a rock that didn't have more than a couple feet of space behind the tripod before the drop off. Add to that, the rising tide was threatening to close my path back up, so there was quite a bit on my mind!

Fortunately, I did successfully manage to get this shot - The Pinnacles | Phillip Island, AUS.

http://www.largeformatphotography.in...6&d=1519687013

Linhof Master Technika | 75mm lens - F45 @1sec | Fuji Provia 100f