Rocks and stones

[Daniel_Buck]

I've been enjoying the 4x10" ratio lately! (split 8x10 sheets with a cut darkslide). This is my first attempt to do a vertical 4x10! It seems alot more tricky to find a composition that works well with such a long vertical image. I also did a horizontal 4x10 on the plants growing out of the water (which was the one I was looking forward to!) but by my lack of note keeping I ended up shooting that 1/2 on top of another shot :-( haha!

240 g-claron, tmax 100

[Jiri Vasina]

I like the play of light on those rocks. It came out exactly as I saw it, but am not sure others will see the beauty too (maybe it's too dark)...

Fuji Velvia 4x5", Xenar 135mm.

[monkeymon]

[Tintype Bob]

Will this pass for Rocks and Stones - it's a crystal attached to granit rock about 2" long. Taken with 4x5 view camera and polaroid type 54 film

[Ben Chase]

Well, it might make a nice desktop background

[Brian_A]

Ben,

At first, for some reason, I thought it was leaves on top of some rocks... I like it. You are right, I bet it'd make a killer desktop background too. (Not in a bad way or anything...)

-Brian

[GSX4]

Here's one more taken many years ago when I lived in England. It's part of a cliff in Cornwall shot with my Wista and 90mm SA.

The second image was taken in Antelope Canyon AZ with my Canham and 90mm SA

[Daniel_Buck]

One from Joshua Tree! I did some mild rock climbing to get this shot! Though, later I found out that there was an easier way around the huge pile of rocks. It was fun none the less! 90mm, yellow filter & polarizer

[Steve M Hostetter]

Monument Valley : Sinar P 4x5 90mm 5.6XL SA

[vinny]

Northern Michigan, this summer 210mm fujinon, 3 stop reverse grad, 4x10 splitter board.
Yosemite 450mm nikkor, efke 25 in pmk, splitter board.