Show off your Large Format camera!

[Roger Thoms]

Here's one. I was backed up to the fence to shoot over it, and to get higher. Dented up my cab roof pretty good walking on it, but that's what it's for

Just wondering if you put you tailgate down would that give you enough room to stand behind the camera without walking on top of your cab? Nice shot btw, hard to beat a concrete arch bridge.

Roger

[lenser]

Christopher, Just get inside and punch it a few times. That's what I always did with my old full size blazer and the dents popped right our.

[Frank Petronio]

I've done that too, yeah sometimes you can pop it back.

I'm always amazed that people are satisfied with 50-60" tripods, as if they never consider shooting from a higher point of view. I bet they take a lot of photos of the tops of kid's heads because they never think to squat down either.

[C. D. Keth]

Just wondering if you put you tailgate down would that give you enough room to stand behind the camera without walking on top of your cab? Nice shot btw, hard to beat a concrete arch bridge.

Roger

I'm not very tall. I wanted to get a little higher than that and didn't have a ladder or stepstool with me. Denting the roof doesn't really bother me. I just pushed it back out once I got inside and it's fine.

[Vaughn]

Yes the towel is indispensable...

Ready to travel anywhere in the universe...

[Preston]

Christopher,

Nice shot of the bridge. It bears a strange resemblance to the Colorado Street Bridge in Pasadena.

I hope your truck survived!

--P

[C. D. Keth]

Christopher,

Nice shot of the bridge. It bears a strange resemblance to the Colorado Street Bridge in Pasadena.

I hope your truck survived!

--P

It is the Colorado St. bridge across the arroyo. The truck is just fine. I use things; I don't overly baby them.

[koja]

I am not sure if you posted the right image on the right forum....

[Ari]

Sometime last week:

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Aha!
Abandoned building at Van Horne & Parc...I've snuck in there, too, for some shots.
Nice one, Jody.

[Jody_S]

Aha!
Abandoned building at Van Horne & Parc...I've snuck in there, too, for some shots.
Nice one, Jody.

It's been wide open for a couple of months now. You can park at the front door and walk in with however much gear you want to carry. Not sure how much longer that will last, as I've seen city engineers inspecting and taking photos recently.