Large Format Landscapes

Ron, the covered bridge came out great!!

Mike

Thanks Mike. The rocks in the foreground were difficult to capture. They have a lot of character and I'll be headed back to photograph them alone the next time I get an overcast day - they wash out in the sun.

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Originally Posted by gbogatko

#1, 3 and 4 with Kodak Ektar.
I think it's going to become my favorite color film.

#2 with Ektachrome.

--George

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Fantastic fall colors! :D

When you don't have a GND and only slow film. Adox CHS 25.

http://ronmiller.smugmug.com/Landsca...41_2KgFc-L.jpg

Giberson Bay, CO.

Falls in New Preston, CT.

http://ronmiller.smugmug.com/Landsca...5_dqEtE-XL.jpg

Adox CHS 25 @ ei25 4x5 using what has come to be favorite lens - Heliar 135mm.

That's awesome Ron. Is that someone's home behind the falls?

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Originally Posted by David Aimone

That's awesome Ron. Is that someone's home behind the falls?

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Thanks David. And Yes it is. I ended up spending almost 2 hours there and saw the couple come out a few times wondering what I was doing.

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Originally Posted by gevalia

When you don't have a GND and only slow film. Adox CHS 25.

http://ronmiller.smugmug.com/Landsca...41_2KgFc-L.jpg

Giberson Bay, CO.

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I love skies like that...wonderful capture..

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Originally Posted by gbogatko

#1, 3 and 4 with Kodak Ektar.
I think it's going to become my favorite color film.

#2 with Ektachrome.

--George

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I'm experimenting with Ektar 100 right now. I've shot it in 35mm. It seems like a great film, but I don't see it replacing Velvia for the majority of my work. But, it's quite nice.

http://img.kpraslowicz.com/single/chester-135raptar.jpg

Speed Graphic. 135 Raptar