Large Format Landscapes

[orgraph]

Cape Perpetua old growth forest, on Bergger Pancro 400 processed in BER49 stock solution.
Wide Field Ektar on the Deardorff.



See it bigger here.

Nice!

[orgraph]

Well, it's land, so I guess it's a landscape. Back window into the garden on a rainy day. TMY at ISO 320, HC110 (B) 90mm Super Angulon.

[IMG]Living room windows by William Poole, on Flickr[/IMG]

I think it is better to crop upper part untill frame.

[paulbarden]

Nice!

Thank you :-)

[paulbarden]

Yaquina Head, Newport, Oregon.
Tintype shot on 4x5 aluminum, with the Intrepid 4x5 and a Kodak 5.5" Anastigmat lens. If I remember correctly, exposure was 3 seconds at f16.

[Alan9940]

Yaquina Head, Newport, Oregon.
Tintype shot on 4x5 aluminum, with the Intrepid 4x5 and a Kodak 5.5" Anastigmat lens. If I remember correctly, exposure was 3 seconds at f16.

Nice, Paul!

[Corran]

Nice!

Thanks

[Corran]

Sunset in the Smokies

Driving back from Knoxville, took the long way 'round through Pigeon Forge so I could cruise through the Smoky Mountain National Park as the sun set.

Mercury 4x5, 47mm XL, HP5+:

[Michael Kadillak]

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Eastern Colorado farmhouse 8x10 contact print

[Shailendra]

Yosemite Valley
Chamonix 8x10
Kodak Ektar 100

Yosemite Valley by Shailendra Dhanoa, on Flickr

[h2oman]

Here's my first attempt at wet plate collodion landscape photography. I'm somewhat limited on subject matter since I live in Oklahoma City (flat). This was taken on Mt. Scott, near Lawton, OK, about 75 miles from my home.

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Don't discount where you live. It looks like there could be a lot of interest in those rocks, and I think I can spot a tree with some real "personality" in the upper right?