Large Format Landscapes

[ALVANDI Camera]

Iran, Tehran, Darabad, Toyo Field 45A, Schneider Super Angulon 90/5.6, Iford FP4 4x5in

[aapov27]

Ghost by Alex Povaliy, on Flickr

[Jim Becia]

Here are a couple of images taken last spring that I finally scanned. Both of these were taken with a Chamonix 5x8. The first was taken near Hanksville, Utah and was on Velvia 100 and the second was in Capitol Reef using Velvia 100F. I did not record nor do I remember the lenses used.

[Deval]

Selfie by Deval Joshi, on Flickr
Selfie
Toyo 45a II
Schneider 72mm Super Angulon MC 5.6
Fuji Neopan Acros 100
Pyrocat HD
Filters:Center Filter IVb
F32.5 1/8

Its been a long time since I've been able to shoot, so I was happy to get out this weekend. I guess I could have posted this to the mistakes good or bad thread...thought about cropping out my shadow but the more I look at it, the more accepting of it I get...

[biedron]

Nice Jim. I especially like the Hanksville shot. Was this from up on Factory Butte?

Bob

[stawastawa]

^+1

i agree jim the one of the blue hills outside Hanksville is lovely. I linger on it.

[Andysnap]

Well having just spent a happy half hour catching up on the stunning photos in this thread I suppose I should post something. Weather and life have interrupted my LF photography for a few weeks but hopefully an improvement in at least the weather will let me get out and about.

Wista Field 45, Nikon W 180mm on Kodak Portra 160. I cropped this a bit as the sky was a bit boring. Langdale in the Lake District UK.
Langdale-5 by Andy, on Flickr

Same camera/lens but on Fomapan 100. I call this 'Fish in a Top Hat'
The-Devil's-Chair by Andy, on Flickr

[fishbulb]

Here is a series of photos I shot on my annual winter visit to Zion.

Very nice! Makes me want to go back to Zion again.

[dave_whatever]

I remain to be convinced if this actually works, but here it is. Shot last year, I had this composition in mind but even stopped down to f/64 I had nowhere near enough DoF (lens was a 150 or 240, I forget) so I decided to go the other way and shoot it wide open and emphasis the "glowing" rock.


(click for larger version)

Velvia 50, Chamonix 045F1.

[stawastawa]

Dave, it feels crowded and even a bit chaotic.