Large Format Landscapes

**cpercy** · 15-Dec-2012, 06:01

Originally Posted by Vaughn

A little different landscape for me.

Clearing, 2012
Humboldt County
Scanned 8x10 Carbon Print

Comments & critiques welcomed

Very nice Vaughn the tension created by everything protruding in from the edges of the frame fits the subject quite well.

**cpercy** · 15-Dec-2012, 06:05

Originally Posted by austin granger

Hoodoos, Bryce Canyon, Utah

http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

Very nice Austin, especially like the way you anchored that spire in the lower left corner.

**Tim k** · 15-Dec-2012, 07:15

Originally Posted by dave_whatever

Here's a few 6x17s from this autumn (thats "fall" to you guys over the pond).

Autumn colours

Super angulon 90/5.6 on velvia

Dave, I like this. For some reason I just keep looking at it.

To be honest, it is a picture of nothing, in the grand landscape scheme of things. But yet, it is a very nice spot, with some wonderful color going on.

I suffer from compositional blindness, (lousy photographer). You have inspired me.

**Scott Schroeder** · 15-Dec-2012, 07:54

Yes Dave that autumn colors is wonderful. For me it the tree that I like so much and the color compliments it.

**Harley Goldman** · 15-Dec-2012, 08:09

Originally Posted by dave_whatever

Here's a few 6x17s from this autumn (thats "fall" to you guys over the pond).

Dave, fine series, especially the middle one. Really beautiful comp and color on that.

**David Lobato** · 15-Dec-2012, 08:36

Originally Posted by austin granger

Hoodoos, Bryce Canyon, Utah

http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

There are countless Bryce Canyon photos on the web but this one really stands above them. Especially notable because this one is in black and white. Bravo.

**Harley Goldman** · 15-Dec-2012, 09:20

Clouds

This is in the eastern Sierra in October. Chamonix 4x5, Nikkor 300mm, Acros.

**vinny** · 15-Dec-2012, 09:56

nice one, Harley!

**austin granger** · 15-Dec-2012, 10:40

Jonathan, Cpercy, David,

Thanks! I found Bryce Canyon difficult to photograph, and exposed very few sheets of film there. It reminded me of the Grand Canyon, in the sense that it is so completely overwhelming and fantastic that it's hard to figure out what to point your camera at. After awhile I kind of surrendered and just strolled around the rim watching the light change, which was rewarding in its own way. This was made in 2005-I'd love to go back.

**austin granger** · 15-Dec-2012, 10:52

I apologize if I've showed this one before, but for the people who haven't visited Bryce, it gives an idea as to the scale. If you could zoom into this picture, you would see that in the upper left hand corner (second light area down) there is a group of people staring over a railing. At this size they're like grains of sand! It would be cool to make a really big print of this. Anyway though, it's a humbling place for sure.

Silent City, Bryce Canyon, Utah

http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/