Large Format Landscapes

[Duane Polcou]

@Albert Bregnani:

I love your image of the Dolomites. It's so interesting how each mountain range has its' own unique profile. As an American I am so used to looking at images of North American mountains; the Sierra Nevada, the Tetons, etc., but rarely see landscape photography from other countries. I so enjoy seeing how photographers in other countries capture their own magnificent places.

[dave_whatever]

Thought I'd chip in with this one for a recent family holiday (thats vacation to people west of the atlantic)



150mm Symmar-S, Velvia.

[EOTS]

Wow, that's superbe, Dave!

[alexn]

Dave - Beautiful... The image is just dripping with velvia goodness! Great lines and perfect light,

[stradibarrius]

Outstanding rich color and texture.

[Darren H]

Here is one from a Utah trip. This is the view from Dead Horse Point State Park of the Colorado River.

Taken with my Arca-Swiss 4x5 on Velvia 100

See more info and images of the set up of this shot on my blog:

http://thelargeformatcamera.blogspot...r-at-dead.html

[Darren H]

Dave, I like this in color but with that sand texture, you might try converting to black and white too.

[dave_whatever]

Dave, I like this in color but with that sand texture, you might try converting to black and white too.

I think you're right, it would been good in mono. I actually had some FP4+ with me, not sure why I didn't shoot a frame of it at the time! I think the light was changing too fast.

[alexn]

Darren H - Nice shot.. A very different angle to what I'm used to seeing at that location...

nice work.

[richardhkirkando]

First time using RVP 50 in awhile. Part of me feels like the saturation is too much...otoh, that's pretty close to what I had in mind when I drove past this place.


Scan-120303-0001.jpg by richardhkirkando, on Flickr