Large Format Landscapes

Dear Andrew,

Sweet corn... :)

jim k

Dear mrladewig,

Again, beautiful light... :)

Well done,

jim k

Vinny and Jim, Thanks!

is there any new work recently?
Planing go back to the Rockies next year...:-0

Andrew

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Originally Posted by monkeymon

color therapy and mud baths

http://www.taidejakonsti.fi/muutos/T...alli_snadi.jpg

raptar 90mm f6.8 @ 32 / fuji 160s

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really like this

As far as the eye can see - Hayman Burn

Fuji NPS160, Nikkor 300M

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/21...709_005_sm.jpg

Thanks for the encouragement Jim.

Mel-

Aero Ektar @ f4.0 - TMY in x-Tol 1+1
http://razorpix.co.uk/20090814_Wachtebeke002.jpg

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Originally Posted by Andrew ren

keep on practising...

Shirley's Bay, Ottawa, 2009

http://www.andrewren.com/Images_for_...ario.-2009.jpg

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Woah, that is pure awesomeness. Great work. :)

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Originally Posted by dcypher

Aero Ektar @ f4.0 - TMY in x-Tol 1+1
http://razorpix.co.uk/20090814_Wachtebeke002.jpg

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Nice, very singular. Great job. :)

Here's my own favorite landscape

Both with an Osaka 4x5, on Ektachrome100VS, with a Rodenstock 150mm Sironar-N.

First is Emigrant Gap from the pulloff on I-80, second is Lake Tahoe from Emerald Bay overlook.

A high-meadow fence under a low-flying cloud. Early evening. Looking East.

(S.W. Montana, Pioneer Mountains, 8,200 feet)

Tachi 4x5
Schneider 150/9 G-Claron
Ilford FP4+ (in Rodinal 1:50)
1/30th sec. @ f/22
20mm front rise
Refurbished Epson 4990