Large Format Landscapes

[StoneNYC]

Maybe I should cross-post it in the Travelwide 90 thread...
Twilight. by Wojtek Mszyca, on Flickr

Wow I didn't know Provia100 was capable of that! Amazing! I use Velvia50 to capture that kind of color. That's Provia100 not Provia100f right?

Glad someone is making good use of the travel wide.

[JerryP]

This is on the Holy Jim Trail in the Cleveland National Forest in Southern California.

4x5 Crown Graphic 150mms Sironar, Shanghai 100, dev in D-76.

[JerryP]

Anyone like some Buttermilk?

4x5 Crown, 210mm Fujinon, Polarizer, Shanghai 100.
Buttermilk Country near Bishop, CA

[wojszyca]

Wow I didn't know Provia100 was capable of that! Amazing! I use Velvia50 to capture that kind of color. That's Provia100 not Provia100f right?

Glad someone is making good use of the travel wide.

Hello and thank you! Correct, that's Provia 100 (RDP II), no "F". I agree that looks like Velvia, the colors that evening really were that stunning, which made me take the photo in the first place. It was a moment on my way back from work, I had no time to look for location, so I just stopped by the nearest lake and managet to get that before it got dark.

[orgraph]

Wista SP 4x5, Symmar 135/5,6 Velvia 50 expared 10 years ago

[RSalles]

Orgraph,

Beautiful shot!

[RSalles]

spkennedy,

Very very nice that in Barcelona,

John,

Perfect color and front rising. Any tilting?

Cheers,

Renato

[Vaughn]

5x7 negatives photographed on a light table with a digital camera -- some tweaking in Photoshop. Along with a digital image my friend took as I was working the camera.

Eastman View No.2, 5x7, TMax400, Rollo Pyro.
With 210mm/6.3 Computar and a much softer Wollie 159mm/12.5 ex wide angle.

[Arkasha_from_Russia]

Crimea, Russia, 5.11
Anba Ikeda/ Nikkor 90@29/ 1 sec/ TMY/ Xtol 1+1

[JeRuFo]

That is beautiful. Love how planted that tree looks in contrast with the softness of the rest of the frame.