Large Format Landscapes

[Joe O'Hara]

That is lovely. the little bit of road at the right really makes it for me.

[Scott Schroeder]

Thanks Joe. Check out the sheep by the tree. ;-)

[Holdenrichards]

I only recently started working with Large Format. I actually sold my only digital lens, a Carl Zeiss 21mm to buy into the kit I now have. It was well worth it. I feel that the work I make with my Calumet and my 150mm Rodenstock far surpasses that of my digital work. I am however quite biased, and I know that my work is not nearly as good as that I see in this thread. But being only 19 I have much time to develop and hone my skills.

This the photo I am the most satisfied with. This was developed in FX39 at n-2 and is a ilford delta 100.

Completely wonderful image Congratulations!

[John Rodriguez]

I shot this tree/landscape last year, but I was never 100% happy with it due to an unplanned back movement. Looks ok printed, but the weather conditions were finally right to take it again.

Burnt Tree, Motor Fire Site
El Portal, CA
Fujinon 150mm f/5.6
Astia 100F

[Peter Gomena]

It was worth going back. Sometimes you just have to go back, and the result the second time often is better.

[ImSoNegative]

Here are a few I shot today with the old burke and james 5x7 using the 4x5 back, 300mm fujinon W lens, acros 100 film


Goforthcreek1 by J. Golden, on Flickr



Goforthcreek2 by J. Golden, on Flickr



water on wood by J. Golden, on Flickr

[Fredrick]

Completely wonderful image Congratulations!

Thank you!

[mandoman7]

Lake Wilson w/Redwoods (reclaimed gravel pond)
Chamonix 4x5; FP4; 90 f8 Nikkor

[David Hedley]

Lake Wilson w/Redwoods (reclaimed gravel pond)
Chamonix 4x5; FP4; 90 f8 Nikkor[/CENTER]

John, that´s tremendous - well done.

[mandoman7]

Thanks David. You've posted some wonderful images recently, keep 'em coming.