Large Format Landscapes

[Peter De Smidt]

Beautiful shot, Jim.

[SamReeves]

Another shot from Death Valley.
Star Trails over Racetrack Playa. Selfmade 45 P&S Camera, Nikkor 65mm, Provia 100
Exposure was about 4.5 hours long.

Cheers,
Leon

Around, around she goes, where she stops, nobody knows…

Fantastic starscape!

[SocalAstro]

One from Zion this fall. This was at the end of October while the tram was still running. Went up the canyon on a very rainy day. Got soaked, but realized that moments like this in Zion are very fleeting as once the rain stopped, the waterfall quickly diminished to a trickle. Taken with a 5x7. Jim

Good catch - this is a lovely sight to see in Zion for sure.

-Leon

[SocalAstro]

Around, around she goes, where she stops, nobody knows…

Fantastic starscape!

Thanks Sam. I wasn't sure if i should post it in the long exposures thread or landscapes :-)

[NicolasArg]

Great work everyone.

[argos33]

Another shot from Death Valley.
Star Trails over Racetrack Playa. Selfmade 45 P&S Camera, Nikkor 65mm, Provia 100
Exposure was about 4.5 hours long.

Cheers,
Leon

Great long exposure! This may be enough to renew my interest in building my own P&S camera for just such purposes!

[SocalAstro]

Great long exposure! This may be enough to renew my interest in building my own P&S camera for just such purposes!

Thanks Argos. The camera is great for little experiments like this; I don't worry much if it gets covered with dew, frost, or whatever :-)

Cheers,
Leon

P.S. It was about 25 degrees F during most of this exposure

[Frank Bunnik]

Such beautiful photos, thanks for sharing.

One of mine, made near Loevenstein castle in the Netherlands, where the rising waters of the Merwede river have flooded a field. I used a Linhof Technika fitted with a 120mm apo symmar L lens, exposed for 15 seconds at f/32 on Tmax400 rated at 200 iso.

Titled: 23 poles

[mrladewig]

Sunrise on Pikes Peak from Ute Valley Park


4x5 Ektar 100, Fujinon 400T

[Sascha Welter]

One of mine, made near Loevenstein castle in the Netherlands, where the rising waters of the Merwede river have flooded a field.

Frank, I'm really enjoying this "flooded" series of yours! Great compositions, wonderful tonality in the results.