Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by MurrayMinchin

New here, old to LF. Been darkroomless for a while now, but the new one is getting close to being finished. Here's some oldies;

#1 is Canoona Falls on Princess Royal Island
#2 is a Spruce tree near Tlell, Haida Gwaii
#3 is on Porcher Island

All taken with a Wista 4x5 on a six month sea kayaking trip along BC's coast.

Murray

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Welcome, Murray. Lovely pics. Got the the Charlottes once years ago -- the spruce brought it back. Will get back up there if I can ever get myself retired.

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Originally Posted by madmax12

from the Joshua Tree get together last weekend 4x5 artista film HC110 6.5 minutes . MY First LF that made me smile

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That would put a smile on my face! Great shot! Way to go!!

Thanks Peter and Bill. My print scans suck...on my to do list ;)

Murray

Taken with the Rodenstock/Caltar 180mm lens before I shipped it out this morning. Kodak 2D 5x7.

http://silverpiscis.com/Photography/Reseda5x7_180.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

That would put a smile on my face! Great shot! Way to go!!

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How do you think that would come as a carbon print:D

Hi all,

My first post posting a picture. This is from a development gone bad. I kinda like the look and scanned the neg.
New Jersey Palisades.
Taken with a Toyo 45G and Schneider 270mm f/9 G-claron

Leo

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Originally Posted by Leoformat

Hi all,

My first post posting a picture. This is from a development gone bad. I kinda like the look and scanned the neg.
New Jersey Palisades.
Taken with a Toyo 45G and Schneider 270mm f/9 G-claron

Leo

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I remember this shot, maybe not same exactly but i saw something similar from Manhattan side as i was staying with a friend there for my vacation there, nice though even i was hoping to see it in colors.

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Originally Posted by madmax12

from the Joshua Tree get together last weekend 4x5 artista film HC110 6.5 minutes . MY First LF that made me smile

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That looks great Criag,The foreground and sky and rocks are right on.
Mike

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Originally Posted by ElRooster

Taken with the Rodenstock/Caltar 180mm lens before I shipped it out this morning. Kodak 2D 5x7.

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Hey, that looks like the Palisades Trail below the Porter Ridge park?

I always shot it from above. I like this perspective. :)

Here's one of mine:

http://48pixels.com/images/palisadestrail.jpg

HP5 in Rodinal (!), crop