Large Format Landscapes

[Martin Aislabie]

Attachment 241771

Absorakee Mountains, Wyoming. 8x20 contact print with Delta 100 and Ilford Warm tone.

Fabulous
The real print must look amazing in real life.
Martin

[SimonMaddock]

Utveda, Vätö. 2022

Sinar 4x5, 90mm, fp4, rodinal


Utveda by Simon Maddock, on Flickr

[Martin Aislabie]

Utveda, Vätö. 2022

Sinar 4x5, 90mm, fp4, rodinal


Utveda by Simon Maddock, on Flickr

This is just lovely.
The tones are amazing.
Martin

[Ulophot]

Very fine, Simon.An unusual composition, it works very well and conveys a cold feeling.

[SimonMaddock]

Thank you both. It was a very special afternoon in the archipelago. Snow and wind between proper blizzards. Calm and chaotic at the same time

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Yes, I use the CF with my 90mm Nikkor f4.5. Problem is the CF is 105mm where you need to put additional filters. So, I haven't bought any yet. If I need a filter, I shoot with my 75mm but it doesn't have a CF. Nothing's simple with LF photography.

Not simple, but fun! How does it work? I have the Schneider Super Angulon 90mm.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Thank you, Alan. I dont use center filter with 90mm lenses on 4x5 cameras. The vignette is small enough to ignore it on the slide. And it is easily corrected on print or in Photoshop on the bnw negative.

When I use my 75mm or 90 mm, especially with slide film, the center is always 2 or 3 stops brighter. Pita to correct.

[Ben Calwell]

Utveda, Vätö. 2022

Sinar 4x5, 90mm, fp4, rodinal


Utveda by Simon Maddock, on Flickr

That is beautiful. I can never find misty woods.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Here is a shot frim the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Cape Royal at sunset, July 2019. Not sure if I posted before. Hopefully, not.

[Martin Aislabie]

Here is a shot frim the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Cape Royal at sunset, July 2019. Not sure if I posted before. Hopefully, not.

Wow - very impressive.

Steve - do you think the north rim offers more photographic opportunities than the south one ?

I struggled repeatedly to take anything meaningful from the south rim - despite many attempts.

Thanks

Martin