Large Format Landscapes

[gsinico]

too much three pics? I'll stop it!

[ross]

Don't stop Giovanni. Those are great. I love the simplicity and the composition of the first photo.

[ALVANDI Camera]

Gessopalena,
Abruzzo, Italy.

Beautiful,good light and shadow
http://www.mr-alvandi.com/

[C. D. Keth]

That's nice, Ken. The subtle crepuscular rays make it for me.

[Steve M Hostetter]

I used my 8x10" sinar camera and 300mm 6.8 GR Georz @f22, for a (normal view) on Kodak 64T for this shot of Indianapolis from the top of an apartment bldg. back a few years ago.. You really need to see this in a giant print

[Steve M Hostetter]

a crop from an 8x10 chrome made with a 210mm lens

[D-tach]

I used my 8x10" sinar camera and 300mm 6.8 GR Georz @f22, for a (normal view) on Kodak 64T for this shot of Indianapolis from the top of an apartment bldg. back a few years ago.. You really need to see this in a giant print

Wow! Very nice one...

[Steve M Hostetter]

Thank you D-tach

[Jim Becia]

Here is an image taken in Zion a couple of years ago. Finally did a quick scan with my Epson 750 to see how it would look. I was lucky enough to be in Zion during a snowfall. Managed several images before the snow disappeared, and that can be very quickly. What surprised me this particular morning was the fact that I seemed to be the only photographer out photographing. At least I didn't see anyone during my morning shoot. This image was taken at the Temple of Sinawava and the standing rock formation is called The Pulpit. This was taken with my 8x10 using my Nikkor 450 (I think) on Provia.

[premortho]

Wow, a great one. Hopefully a big print of this is hung at city hall or the main Indianapolis Library.

I used my 8x10" sinar camera and 300mm 6.8 GR Georz @f22, for a (normal view) on Kodak 64T for this shot of Indianapolis from the top of an apartment bldg. back a few years ago.. You really need to see this in a giant print