post your trees!

[Ulophot]

Great start, Rainymac! I'm sure quite a few of us have experienced the challenges of format change to LF. And yes, what a pleasure it is, too!

[jon.oman]

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Mt Ettalong - Angophora tree, commonly known as the Sydney Red Gum which grows primarily on sandstone soils, usually on headlands, plateaus or other elevated areas along the east coast of Australia.

Chamonix F2 4x5, Nikon 90mm, f22 exposure, developed in Fomapan P (D76 type developer), scanned negative

This is one of my first large format images and my first image post to the forum. Despite finding the move from 35mm and medium format challenging, I've totally embraced large format. Trees were a perfect subject - they stayed still, didnt complain that it is taking forever for me to finally be ready to click the shutter nor did they have an opinion about the end result.

Nicely done!

[Rainymac]

Great start, Rainymac! I'm sure quite a few of us have experienced the challenges of format change to LF. And yes, what a pleasure it is, too!

Thank you Philip for the encouragement. I've been surprised to find that I'm much more interested in landscapes that I am with digital photography where my prime interests are portraiture and macro. Large format is giving me a different way of seeing. It's great.

[Rainymac]

Nicely done!

Thank you Jon.

[dodphotography]

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[jp]

Weathered birch tree at Alford Lake, Hope Maine. 4x5 speed graphic with Aero Ektar lens. FP4+ film in pyrocat hdc.

img880 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Jim Galli]

Weathered birch tree at Alford Lake, Hope Maine. 4x5 speed graphic with Aero Ektar lens. FP4+ film in pyrocat hdc.

Lovely image Jason. Excellent presentation with the Ektar without the usual space ship highlights.

[jp]

Lovely image Jason. Excellent presentation with the Ektar without the usual space ship highlights.

Thanks! You're kind of in the right area to know about space ship shapes in LF photos.

Sometimes I like the unusual highlights or swirl, but sometimes it's nice without. It's the only sharp lens I'm carrying around these days with my 4x5 so it's getting some practice.

[lassethomas]

From the stone beach on the peninsula of Ören south of Stockholm, Sweden.

Chamonix 45H-1 and Super Angulon 75/5.6. Shot on 9x12 HP5 and scanned with an Epson V750.

[CreationBear]

From the stone beach on the peninsula of Ören

That's outstanding--quite the Yggdrasil!