Large Format Landscapes

[cpercy]

Great set of clouds

Thank you.

[Steve M Hostetter]

Turkey Run, 4x5" Chamonix 90mm xl iso 320 TMX f22

[stejo]

One of my first post.
Shooting largeformat now for a couple of years and love it, it´s totaly different compared to digital
and the most important thing when out there is the coffethermos.



Shen Hao / Fujinon 75mm
Plus-x/D-76
Epson 700 scan

[biedron]

One of my first post.
Shooting largeformat now for a couple of years and love it, it´s totaly different compared to digital
and the most important thing when out there is the coffethermos.

Love the diagonal band of light on this one.

And I agree that large format is completely different than digital...film is much more satisfying.

Bob

[RmFrase]

Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado

I've worked this to the way I envisioned the image.

Shen-Hao TZ45II-B 4x5
210mm, Yellow Filter
Efke 25 ISO
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR

[Peter De Smidt]

Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado

Nice image! And I bet it was a great place to be in person. That's one of the things I love about landscape photography. I may or may not get a great picture, but in any case I get to visit some terrific places.

[SergeiR]

Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado

I've worked this to the way I envisioned the image.

Shen-Hao TZ45II-B 4x5
210mm, Yellow Filter
Efke 25 ISO
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR

niccceeeee..

[chassis]

RfFrase, really nice image. Was it printed to gelatin paper, or scanned from the negative?

[SergeiR]

sunset over siberian countryside

4x5 Astia, Chamonix 45n2, 90mm/6.8 Angulon. Really wish i had brought better wide angle on that trip, but oh well..


Simpler life by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr

[RmFrase]

RfFrase, really nice image. Was it printed to gelatin paper, or scanned from the negative?

thank you. It was scanned from a negative.