Large Format Landscapes

[Peter Gomena]

Agreed, there's something surreal about the sheep distribution and spacing!

[Miguel Coquis]

Yes, more sheep was need on my dream,
and clonning ws not that hard to do !
I am glad it is readable, and enjoyable LFC (large format clonning).

[johnmsanderson]

Limestone Quarry, West Virginia

8x10 Portra 400 / Fujinon CM W 210mm

[StoneNYC]

Limestone Quarry, West Virginia

8x10 Portra 400 / Fujinon CM W 210mm

Wow, nice colors! What are those things in the water?

[Steve M Hostetter]

Very nice, Steve.

Thank you Gary, I like your pic as well has nice tones

[johnmsanderson]

Thanks!!!

Three tires were floating around in the water. I was checking out the site from the roadside and someone rolled up on me and got out of the car. Turned out it he was the owner of the quarry and let me in the next day. My Lucky day. Unfortunately people see this as a dumping site -- though the tires looked cooly abstracted in the water close-up.

[Gary Sommer]

Two Crosses

Sand-Ridge-5 by gary2881, on Flickr

4x5, Hp-5+, WD2D+

[DennisD]

Dunes, Death Valley
Linhof Master Technika, 150mm Symmar, f32@1/100, Tri-x, HC110

[StoneNYC]

Dunes, Death Valley
Linhof Master Technika, 150mm Symmar, f32@1/100, Tri-x, HC110

Red filter?

That squiggly line is almost serene, it must be fresh kicked up sand, is that your trail to get there?

[DennisD]

Just checked my notes again, No filter.

That squiggly line is farther off in the distance than it looks, a pattern of discoloration in the sand.

I approached from behind the camera position. As I recall, I did not have to walk more than 10-15 minutes. That was nice because it's difficult to walk on dunes and more difficult to photograph - especially when there's a good amount of wind.