Large Format Landscapes

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Repost of lightning pic.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Not yet. I haven't looked at the forum for a long time.

Just reposted

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Jungfrau, Switzerland by Sean Amadio
Chamonix 45F-2, 90mm Nikkor f/8 @ f22, 1/30 sec, Portra 160

Was lucky enough to be able to hike the Via Alpina trail across Switzerland last fall, hauling the 4x5 with me the whole way. Took about 20/25 exposures and this was by far the most successful.

I like this one. Lot's of color.

[drarmament]

Repost of lightning pic.

Wow!!! I wished we would get some lighting storms in the High Desert.

[drarmament]

Nice colors, love the desert.

Thank you!

[drarmament]

I mainly do portraits and decided to scout out Alabama Hills. First time here and found it really amazing.

[Vaughn]

It is a great place! Nice variety of rock shots possible there!

Alabama Hills, 4x10, 24" lens. No sky -- a subtle rending of the east face of the Sierras instead.
Platinum/palladium print

[drarmament]

It is a great place! Nice variety of rock shots possible there!

Alabama Hills, 4x10, 24" lens. No sky -- a subtle rending of the east face of the Sierras instead.
Platinum/palladium print

That is really nice. I'm going to camp out. I wan to get some sunrise images and my wife wants to do astrophotography. Maybe at the end of the month

[SeanAmadio]

This is such a fine memory for me, having been 5 years to a school in the Swiss Alps. That distant blue... the thing in the foreground, I can not guess what that is, but it's a nice touch for the image.

I like this one. Lot's of color.

Thank you both!

The tub in the foreground is a fountain for the cattle/hikers, one of many along the trail.

[fly fisher]

Really good work .