Large Format Landscapes

[Pali K]

Some really amazing images Jim.

- Pali

[fishbulb]

Huh, dunno what happened to my photo. Can't edit the post so here it is again, and a new one from the same day.

[Myxine]

Shiprock from South Dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

One from my very favorite place on earth. Ok, let's say in my top 5.
Chamonix 4x5 and fp4+. Had to climb my lungs out for that one

[Jmarmck]

Very nice on Myxine. You were blessed by the cloud gods. I just got back from there and other points to the west. I too came up from the south though I did not climb the dike.
Well done.

[Myxine]

Thanks! I was also blessed by the wind gods the last three times I was there. They blessed me hard

[Jmarmck]

Yes, it seems I angered one or two of the gods. My Zone VI was an official sacrifice.

[fishbulb]

Here's another one from me. Cropped it to 2x3 to get rid of some clutter in the foreground.



Sinar F | 180mm Caltar II N | Ilford Delta 100

[Scott Schroeder]

Excellent. I was instantly drawn to the path. That has such a comfortable feeling. Nice photograph.

[fishbulb]

Excellent. I was instantly drawn to the path. That has such a comfortable feeling. Nice photograph.

Thanks! There is a little bench down the path but it's hard to see in this size. =)

[Colorado CJ]

Shiprock from South Dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

One from my very favorite place on earth. Ok, let's say in my top 5.
Chamonix 4x5 and fp4+. Had to climb my lungs out for that one

Great shot!

I've always wanted to photograph this, seen it many times on my trips around the four corners.

One question, do you need to get permission from the Navajo Nation to drive/hike this area?

I need to make an effort to photograph here when I'm back out that way.