Large Format Landscapes

[lbenac]

EDIT: Or do you mean the fourth one, which is the second one in the second post? That looks like it might be a dog in the lower right, the darker area, but it could be a fuzzy motion blurred rock - but rocks don't move so that must be the dog.

That would be the one - this is the black rock among the light grey ones

[Tom J McDonald]

Um...

I feel dumb, or blind, but I even pasted it into a viewing program where I couldn't lighten it since my monitor is kind of dark (and is at max brightness, it's dying a long lingering death - need to get another one) and I can't find a dog.

EDIT: Or do you mean the fourth one, which is the second one in the second post? That looks like it might be a dog in the lower right, the darker area, but it could be a fuzzy motion blurred rock - but rocks don't move so that must be the dog.

Well done Roger.

[Frank Bunnik]

Full moon at sunrise.

Double exposure using my Cambo Wide. I first photographed the moon with the Super-Symmar HM 120mm lens, under exposing 1 stop. Then I photograhed the trees with the super-angulon 5,6 65mm lens, again under exposing 1 stop. Fuji Across.

[Eugene van der Merwe]

A misty morning in the dunes, it took me about a month the get all the sand out of my trainers again... Ebony SV45ti, Nikkor SW 90mm F4.5, Velvia 100

[spkennedy3000]

Stunning shot Eugene...



Cambo wideo 580, 5x4" FP4 plus, Schneider 58mm Super-Angulon XL

[atlcruiser]

Simon and Eugene.....thoase are both fantastic shots!

[Frank Bunnik]

Superb image Eugene. Stunning.

[ImSoNegative]

Full moon at sunrise.

Double exposure using my Cambo Wide. I first photographed the moon with the Super-Symmar HM 120mm lens, under exposing 1 stop. Then I photograhed the trees with the super-angulon 5,6 65mm lens, again under exposing 1 stop. Fuji Across.

very cool shot frank

[David Hedley]

That's excellent, Eugene! May I ask where this was taken?

[lbenac]

Full moon at sunrise.

Double exposure using my Cambo Wide. I first photographed the moon with the Super-Symmar HM 120mm lens, under exposing 1 stop. Then I photograhed the trees with the super-angulon 5,6 65mm lens, again under exposing 1 stop. Fuji Across.

Great results. I will put double exposure of this kind in my list of technical achievements that need to be learned.

Cheers,

Luc