Show Me Your Night Shots!

[al olson]

And a couple more taken with the Linhof IV.


The hot springs at Pagosa Springs, Colorado



Ouray, Colorado



Star Trails at Lake Navajo, Colorado

[al olson]

One more. This is a half of a 4x5 frame masked by half a dark slide so it is really a 2x5 panoramic.

[Jody_S]

Ouray, Colorado

I really like this one for some reason.

[jcoldslabs]

I really like this one for some reason.

+1. Reminds me of the landing site for the mothership in Close Encounters.

Jonathan

[brightmatter]

Actually, this is one of my first 4x5 shots.


Southeast Steam Plant by mijosc79, on Flickr

That's lovely! What film were you using?

[mijosc]

That's lovely! What film were you using?

HP5 Plus. Actually, Acros is my favorite film for night shot due to its reciprocity characteristics. However, as I'm learning large format, it's a lot easier to make mistakes on a cheaper film!

[Rick A]

And a couple more taken with the Linhof IV.


The hot springs at Pagosa Springs, Colorado


Ouray, Colorado



Star Trails at Lake Navajo, Colorado

Beautiful shot of Ouray from Texas hill, now I'm homesick, lived just north of there for a few years.

[Bill McMannis]

A couple shots of Gettysburg shot with my Zone VI

[Robert Oliver]

Oceanside Pier
Chamonix 45n-1 - Kodak Tmax 100

[StoneNYC]

Oceanside Pier
Chamonix 45n-1 - Kodak Tmax 100

What lens is that? Love the blades, pointy star look