Large Format Landscapes

[Pali K]

Sebastian - both of these are so beautiful! Wish I could see the transparency in person for this. Stunning work.

[mijosc]

Another one from this summer in Glacier NP.

Apikuni Falls by Michael Schomer, on Flickr

Camera: Ebony RSW45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm
Film: Fujifilm Velvia 50, ISO 50
Exposure: F27 -- 1/2 sec

[pdmoylan]

Very nice Michael!

PDM

[Simon B]

First outing with my new Wanderlust 4x5 in the Peak District, UK


Lens: Fujinon SW 90 f/8. Film: Ilford Delta 100

[ImSoNegative]

Thank you everybody. Maybe the camera was not aligned perfectly, but there was no landmark to do so.

Here a Pcture from a mahical sunset last week in the middle of Germany. This is not processed by Photoshop, this is pure Velvia colour. I love it:

Amazing autumn sunset by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr

Beautiful!!! were you set up and ready to go or did you have to rush? one of my best shots I had to rush as the sun was setting fast, I caught it at the perfect time, again this is amazing.

[ImSoNegative]

First outing with my new Wanderlust 4x5 in the Peak District, UK


Lens: Fujinon SW 90 f/8. Film: Ilford Delta 100

nice shot, dang I want one of those. this almost looks infrared.

[J Maxwell]

Thank you everybody. Maybe the camera was not aligned perfectly, but there was no landmark to do so.

Here a Pcture from a mahical sunset last week in the middle of Germany. This is not processed by Photoshop, this is pure Velvia colour. I love it:

Amazing autumn sunset by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr

Himmlisch!

[Gary Tarbert]

Sigh....

Truly amazing , i bet this really pops on the lightbox!Gotta love that velvia

[StoneNYC]

Etive Mor in the scottish highlands. Ektar 100, 75mm, 4x5:

Etive Mor sunset by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr

Nice shot! I'm impressed with the pink hue, I didn't know Ektar100 could get there, Velvia50 in 8x10 is my main choice but it's nice to know Ektar100 could be a possibility.

[Amfooty]

Running around the suburbs with my 8x10 and some Foma 400. Scheimpflug! by Alex C, on Flickr