Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Brad Cloven

How does one attach a full sized picture like all the others herein? I seem only to be able to post a small version for folks to click to open.... Please advise.

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The image must be hosted on another site, like Flickr, and a link posted here which automatically posts the image from that site.

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Shazaammmm!!! Thanks!

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Thanks for the help. Works like a charm.

I took this photograph in Badlands National Park, South Dakota in July 2020.

I was hiking in the back country early in the evening and the light cast though passing storms to the south was gorgeous on the rock formations along the path. I was still using my first camera, an Intrepid 4x5 Mark III, and I set up to try to capture the good light. After using various lenses—90mm, 150mm, 210mm—I settled on this composition with my 210mm Nikkor lens and an orange filter.

This image was developed in Ecopro and printed using Liquidol on Ilford glossy fiber paper 8x10.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...96a8fb45_z.jpg

I like!

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Originally Posted by jemery

I took this photograph in Badlands National Park, South Dakota in July 2020.

I was hiking in the back country early in the evening and the light cast though passing storms to the south was gorgeous on the rock formations along the path. I was still using my first camera, an Intrepid 4x5 Mark III, and I set up to try to capture the good light. After using various lenses—90mm, 150mm, 210mm—I settled on this composition with my 210mm Nikkor lens and an orange filter.

This image was developed in Ecopro and printed using Liquidol on Ilford glossy fiber paper 8x10.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...96a8fb45_z.jpg

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Originally Posted by jemery

I took this photograph in Badlands National Park, South Dakota in July 2020.

I was hiking in the back country early in the evening and the light cast though passing storms to the south was gorgeous on the rock formations along the path. I was still using my first camera, an Intrepid 4x5 Mark III, and I set up to try to capture the good light. After using various lenses—90mm, 150mm, 210mm—I settled on this composition with my 210mm Nikkor lens and an orange filter.

This image was developed in Ecopro and printed using Liquidol on Ilford glossy fiber paper 8x10.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...96a8fb45_z.jpg

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Stunning shot

Martin

Majestic. You really captured it!

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Originally Posted by jemery

I took this photograph in Badlands National Park, South Dakota in July 2020.

I was hiking in the back country early in the evening and the light cast though passing storms to the south was gorgeous on the rock formations along the path. I was still using my first camera, an Intrepid 4x5 Mark III, and I set up to try to capture the good light. After using various lenses—90mm, 150mm, 210mm—I settled on this composition with my 210mm Nikkor lens and an orange filter.

This image was developed in Ecopro and printed using Liquidol on Ilford glossy fiber paper 8x10.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...96a8fb45_z.jpg

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Very nice work jemery!