Large Format Landscapes

[lbenac]

Thanks, Harley. I gave your crop a try and I agree. Constructive criticism at its best.

+1 for the crop. That would be my choice between the two. For me the image falls in place and feels more balanced and grab the attention.

Cheers,

Luc

[Leigh]

Thanks, Harley. I gave your crop a try and I agree. Constructive criticism at its best.

Hi Brad,

Crop is good. The line of clouds at the top of the full image was a distraction.

Nice shot.

- Leigh

[briand]

Hi All
One from yesterday, taken on my way home. I like the old shed and the new Blossoms
on the tree, Sinar F2. Nikkor 65mm FP4 @ 80 ISO + Yellow Filter.
Cheers Brian

[Frank Bunnik]

Thank you Sam.

Another one from France, this time the Provence. Tree in a lavender field.
Linhof MT, Fuji Velvia and if I remember correctly, a Rodenstock Sironar N 210mm lens.

www.frankbunnik.zenfolio.com

[jvuokko]

Ilford FP4+, D-76 1+1, Symmar-S 5.6/150mm and couple of Finnish landscapes.

[bbuszard]

Yet another view of Mt. Wheeler. I experimented with different crops *first* this time.

[h2oman]

As an entertaining story for those whose misery loves company, I once spent an entire morning shooting bristlecones at the base of Mount Wheeler with my 35mm camera, only to find out later it didn't have any film in it!

[Tom J McDonald]

Nicolas: I really like your 2 trees in the snow.
Tom.

[mdm]

[bbuszard]

As an entertaining story for those whose misery loves company, I once spent an entire morning shooting bristlecones at the base of Mount Wheeler with my 35mm camera, only to find out later it didn't have any film in it!

Ack! But at least you can trust that they'll look exactly the same the next time you visit.