Large Format Landscapes

[EOTS]

Great shot, Arkasha!

[Peter Lewin]

Another vote for a beautiful image! It is also, without getting into politics, nice to see that normal life (a photographer out in the woods) goes on in Crimea; the media presents a picture of Crimea colored by annexation and geopolitics, never a beautiful image of waterfalls and changing leaves.

[pdmoylan]

Dzhur-dzhur waterfall, Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda 4x5, Nikkor W150@32, Velvia100F

This is brilliant. Thank you for offering this beautiful image.

PDM

[Jiri Vasina]

Dzhur-dzhur waterfall, Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda 4x5, Nikkor W150@32, Velvia100F

Wonderful atmosphere, those fall colors are well emphasized with the film. Must be a sight to view that slide on a light-table.

And this follow-up comment is very well said (emphasis mine):

Another vote for a beautiful image! It is also, without getting into politics, nice to see that normal life (a photographer out in the woods) goes on in Crimea; the media presents a picture of Crimea colored by annexation and geopolitics, never a beautiful image of waterfalls and changing leaves.

Jiri

[ALVANDI Camera]

Dzhur-dzhur waterfall, Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda 4x5, Nikkor W150@32, Velvia100F

Beautiful.

[J Maxwell]

Dzhur-dzhur waterfall, Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda 4x5, Nikkor W150@32, Velvia100F

Fantastic!

[AndrewTwoTwo]

I'm not really sure what thread this should go in but what the heck, landscape.



GOOD MORNING
Busch Pressman, Fujinon 150mm f/6.3
Ilford FP4+ in HC-110

[Gary Tarbert]

Crimea, Russia, 5.11
Anba Ikeda/ Nikkor 90@29/ 1 sec/ TMY/ Xtol 1+1

I really like the composition here excellent!!!

[Gary Tarbert]

Dzhur-dzhur waterfall, Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda 4x5, Nikkor W150@32, Velvia100F

As others have already said , A classic view handled extremely well

[Gary Tarbert]

Wow I didn't know Provia100 was capable of that! Amazing! I use Velvia50 to capture that kind of color. That's Provia100 not Provia100f right?

Glad someone is making good use of the travel wide.

Nice shot the under exposure is a major contributor to the colour saturation IMHO.