Large Format Landscapes

[Michael Roberts]

Looking Glass Falls - Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina
Kodak Ektar 100 - Nikkor-SW 90mm f/8

C&C Welcome.

This one works much better for me if I scroll down enough to crop out the sky.

Very nice detail and color. You timed the exposure very well to retain some detail in the falls.

Nice lead-in from the rocks in the lower left.

[Arkasha_from_Russia]

Finland, -30
Nagaoka4x5/Kongo400@22/Velvia50/epson

[Jmarmck]

Out Standing Arkasha!

[Graham Patterson]

Arkasha - that actually looks cold. So many winter scenes do not.

[Armstrong]

The lovely thing about LF photography, particularly monrail, is the ability to not only effect perspective but also, and more importantly, the vanishing point.

[Jerry Bodine]

Arkasha, I assume that's -30*C (-22*F). Either way, it's mighty cold. Did you take any precautions to warm up the shutter before exposure? Beautiful image.

[Lachlan 717]

The lovely thing about LF photography, particularly monrail, is the ability to not only effect (sic) perspective but also, and more importantly, the vanishing point.

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[locutus]

Arkasha, I assume that's -30*C (-22*F). Either way, it's mighty cold. Did you take any precautions to warm up the shutter before exposure? Beautiful image.

I also live in Finland and I haven't found a need for that, atleast for B&W work it hasn't affected my exposure accuracy to ever notice the effect of the cold on the shutter.

[Arkasha_from_Russia]

Jmarmck
Graham Patterson
Armstrong
Jerry Bodine
Thanks guys for the feedback

I periodically take pictures in the temperature range of -30 to +40 degrees Celsius.My Copals are working properly, there was no claim never.
The problem is focusing, but I have a homemade cape ski glasses, it excludes breath on frosted glass. Sorry for the bad translation. I wish you all success.

[gmed]

Badwater, Death valley
chamonix 45n-1
Rodenstock 90mm
Fuji Velvia 50