Large Format Landscapes

[Jmarmck]

I tried to get there earlier this month Robert. Thought there was very little snow, the road was gated near the top. Nice textures!

[mdm]

Whole Plate Fomapan 100 in Pyrocat M

[blue4130]

Yes, sort of =) here is more info and some pictures: http://www.largeformatphotography.in...n-his-workshop

Very cool, thanks for that. I never knew that was one man behind it. I just know it from this. Would love to have one of the 8x10's.

[blue4130]

Nice, Nagaoka? Hmm I feel like I should know that brand, is that the custom made one that is a one man operation who makes Increadibly precise models custom?

Love the perspective, never be able to attack that wall from this spot

I don't know much about the brand. I found it sitting in a shop in Beijing, dusty and neglected behind all the newer and shinier LF gear. One thing that I love about it is the weight. 2.6 lbs make it great for a hiking camera.

[mdm]

Whole Plate Fomapan 100 in Pyrocat M

[h2oman]

Bonneville Salt Flat, Utah

[Myxine]

Wow! Individually, those pictures are great. Together, they're amazing. What a great idea, and diptych

Bonneville Salt Flat, Utah

[h2oman]

Thanks. The second was what I had in mind ahead of time, but when I got to my planned location everything was underwater. I made the first image and figured that was it. Then, about a mile down the road the water was gone, so I pulled over and made the second image.

It was clear and the sun had come up when I did the second one, but by the time I got done I thought maybe I had frostbitten my fingers. When I got back in the car and checked the temperature it was 26 degrees (Fahrenheit, for you foreigners who were thinking I am a sissy, which I am) - no wonder.

PS You've been posting some great stuff lately!

[skiers4life]

Here are a few from the fall when I hauled all my gear to the top of Angel's Landing in Zion National Park and took a shot looking in both directions. For more about that day, check out my recap at http://www.alanbrockimages.com/blog/...angels-landing If you watch the video, be sure and stick around to the end to see my super precise shooting technique...

Both were shot on 4x5 Ilford Delta 100 using a #25 red filter. Developed in Ilfosol-3 and scanned using an Epson V700.

[Tin Can]

Black and white, it really doesn't matter. LOL

I liked the video a lot, I will never climb up there.

Thanks!