Large Format Landscapes

[Meekyman]

Mellon Udrigle Evening

An image (please click to see larger) from a recent trip to the northwest of Scotland at the height of the autumnal colour......and I end up on the coast around sunset!!



Chamonix 045N-2, Rodenstock sironar N 135mm f5.6@f22, 1s, Fuji Velvia 50, 3 stop hard ND grad filter, Epson V700 scan and lightroom/capture NX2 processing

[Meekyman]

Beinn Eighe from Badachro

And still at the height of autumnal colour in northwest Scotland, I take a black and white image (please click for larger)!



Chamonix 045N-2, Rodenstock sironar N 135mm f5.6@f22, 1/2s, Ilford Delta 100, Polariser + yellow filter, Epson V700 scan and lightroom/colourperfect processing

[Corran]

Tried developing an 8x10 transparency I shot months ago last night, after finding the tanks and film holders I had misplaced when moving a couple years ago. Didn't work well due to some technical issues that I will resolve but I did get an image, just with wonky color (or possibly this film is toast). But the earthy tones were kind of interesting, so here's the scan:

Wehman UL 8x10, Nikkor-T 720mm f/16, Kodak Ektachrome 100VS, cropped to 6x10:

[David Lobato]

Bryan, I like it. Nice earth tones.

[Corran]

Thanks David!

[Vaughn]

The light is perfectly balanced, Meekyman!

[bwlf]

Massachusetts, November 2018
Homage to Hasegawa Tōhaku
Sinar P, 150mm Rodenstock APO Sironar-S
4x5 FP4+, D-23

Beautiful work Ken! I was just in Asia recently and admired very large wall panel panorama paintings like this!

[Michael Roberts]

Massachusetts, November 2018
Homage to Hasegawa Tōhaku
Sinar P, 150mm Rodenstock APO Sironar-S
4x5 FP4+, D-23

Ken, I really like this photo and the panel presentation.

But, I have to ask, is this one photograph with the panels superimposed or did you actually compose six separate photographs?? A sextych?

Michael

[orgraph]

2018-10-28 Голландия010-01web by Yuriy Sanin, on Flickr

Netherlands, Nagaoka 4x5, Congo 90/6.3@32, Kodak E100

[Ken Lee]

Ken, I really like this photo and the panel presentation.

But, I have to ask, is this one photograph with the panels superimposed or did you actually compose six separate photographs?? A sextych?

Michael

Here the panels have been superimposed. I have not decided how to render the final image.

The ratio of this photograph is the Square Root of 6. By the laws of mathematics when we divide the image into 6 panels, each panel has the same ratio as the whole.

For any image whose ratio is a Square Root of X, if we divide the image into X panels, each panel will have the same ratio as the whole image.