MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[Corran]

Thanks all. mmerig, the SA 65mm is the very small f/8 version, so it's not large at all.

I think the smoke from wildfires was cleared a bit after a rain several days before but the sky was still not particularly transparent I don't think.

[Corran]

Bruneau Sand Dunes
Noblex 150U, T-Max 100, Pyrocat

[CreationBear]

Bruneau Sand Dunes

One of my favorites from you--hope it prints big for you if you're making the circuit in the upcoming year.

[Corran]

Thanks! It was interesting having the big lake next to the dunes. Everything got cancelled this year and has been moved to 2021 so hopefully I'll have a festival or two. I'm seeing this one in a more 3:1 composition - take off a bit at the top perhaps.

PS: Bruneau is apparently the tallest single dune complex in the country.

[CreationBear]

I'm seeing this one in a more 3:1 composition - take off a bit at the top perhaps.

Ha, for once I'm not for cropping--I think symmetry is the name of the game here, with the sky playing an important structural element...the cloud deck works so much better than if you'd only a clear sky to work with. I'll be interested in others' input.

[Corran]

I'll have to see how it looks on the baseboard!

[John Olsen]

Ha, for once I'm not for cropping--I think symmetry is the name of the game here, with the sky playing an important structural element...the cloud deck works so much better than if you'd only a clear sky to work with. I'll be interested in others' input.

I agree. The darkening of the sky along the top helps to complete the image. I'd say, don't crop, it's very interesting as it is.

[Gabe]

Bruneau Sand Dunes
Noblex 150U, T-Max 100, Pyrocat

Fine work.

[gnuyork]

Bruneau Sand Dunes
Noblex 150U, T-Max 100, Pyrocat

This is great. Nice work!

[Corran]

Thanks all for the comments and thoughts.

One more of the Sawtooth Mountains with a telephoto: