Large Format Landscapes

[Corran]

Yep that's right! That park is fairly small but has a ton of gorgeous live oaks. I've been there 3 times now and each time am blown away by all the amazing scenery in such a small area.

I need to explore Dauphin Island more. I haven't had a chance to go to the Audubon Bird Sanctuary there.

[esearing]

Seven ridges from the top of Miller Mountain, Saluda, NC.

[Merg Ross]

Alabama Hills, CA

8x10, 19" Artar

[Ben Calwell]

Alabama Hills, CA

8x10, 19" Artar

Beautiful!

[ericantonio]

Alabama Hills, CA

8x10, 19" Artar

Lovely!
Everytime I go up to Lone Pine, there's always a bad wreck on the 365!

For the non Californias, the road to Alabama Hills is are all your favorite B&W western movies filmed! And I think a couple of Star Trek episodes.

[Ben Calwell]

Lovely!
Everytime I go up to Lone Pine, there's always a bad wreck on the 365!

For the non Californias, the road to Alabama Hills is are all your favorite B&W western movies filmed! And I think a couple of Star Trek episodes.

I would definitely like to visit there some time — post pandemic.

[Pat Kearns]

Excellent Merg.

[Vaughn]

Lovely!
Everytime I go up to Lone Pine, there's always a bad wreck on the 365!

For the non Californias, the road to Alabama Hills is are all your favorite B&W western movies filmed! And I think a couple of Star Trek episodes.

And Gunga Din, Kyber Rifles and others that I can not spell...including Drango Unchained, where these rocks magically appear in the Deep South occasionally! A beautiful place -- use to be deserted in the old days (twenty years ago), except for the occasional Jeep ad being filmed. I had the 8x10 set up on top of one rock and across the way a fellow set up an equally large (but heavier) movie camera. We waved. I don't usually watch TV, but somehow a year later I saw the ad. Cool.

Alabama Hills, 4x10 negative, 24" RD Artar, platinum print. The background is not the sky, but the eastern slope of the Sierras...might give it another go someday to see if I can't give a little more hint of that.

[mohmadkhatab]

Color version of a photo I shot last month.

Sunrise on Hunting Island at High Tide
Mercury 4x5 3D-printed camera equipped with Schneider 47mm XL, Portra 400

You are a genius artist, man.
There is no argument.
I wish I could be like you.
Allow me to obtain a copy for publication in the Egyptian analog community so that beginners amateurs learn from this wonderful art.
God bless you

[Merg Ross]

Thank you all for the comments.

Nicely done, Vaughn, the format works well. Bet platinum does also.

Mine was from 1962. As you suggested, it was indeed deserted. Still a wonderful place, the air is fresh.