post your trees!

[CreationBear]

I would consider a square crop, except I did compose it specifically with that in mind on the bottom of the frame.

I like the new one as well--both shots do have me thinking about aspect ratio in terms of what works with 4x5 (or 6x7) vs. 1:2 or 1:2.5 (though I'm also guessing that your output size affects what "works" as well.)

BTW, speaking of pano's, there's a little birch grove on the AT between Russell Field and Spence that would be perfect for your 8x20...

[Corran]

Well you know all the spots up there...maybe you can be my field guide for a week sometime . I'll let you give any camera you want a whirl...

[CreationBear]

I'll let you give any camera you want

Ha, I'll carry the camera if you carry the holders and tripod... To be honest, though, --given perfect light--I suspect the high country looks best in E6, while the streambeds show best in B&W. Wouldn't want to get the yips on a $50 sheet of film, though, after that kind of walk...

[Corran]

Ha, I'll carry the camera if you carry the holders and tripod...

You'll regret that if I bring the 8x20

[Ulophot]

Nice counterpoint, Corran.

[375Caltar]

Highlands Hammock
Sebring, Fl
Deardorff V5
5x7 Delta 100
Ilford DDX 1:9

[Andy Eads]

This was a first effort with a new-to-me 8x10 Agfa, 300 mm f/9 Nikkor M, TMax 100. The image is of an old orchard in Kennewick, WA, since removed for a strip mall. I used the VIDEC exposure system for development and exposure settings.

[chassis]

Highlands Hammock
Sebring, Fl
Deardorff V5
5x7 Delta 100
Ilford DDX 1:9

These are strong.

[esearing]

375Caltar - Highlands hammock good image by itself - I am not sure you meant to post same image twice but it looks great. Now try flipping the right one so that it provides mirror image as a diptych.

[Pali K]

Chamonix 45N-2 | Fujinon 90mm F8 | Velvia 50
JOBO CPP2 | Tetenal E6
Heidelberg Tango

Pali