Large Format Landscapes

[Japodus]

Mystical Fields of Lika-LF-23 by Japodus, on Flickr



Mystical Fields of Lika-Proscansko Lake

Location: Plitvice Lakes National Park
Camera: Linhof Technika
Lens: Schneider - Kreutznach Super Angulon 90 mm ​​5.6
Film: Fuji Velvia 50
Chemistry: TETENAL Colortec
Scanner: Epson Perfection V750 PRO

[ImSoNegative]

that lake is beautiful!

[Preston]

Mystical Fields of Lika-Proscansko Lake

Very nicely done! The lake is gorgeous!

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[enock]

First one posted here. This is from Switzer Falls up in mountains above Los Angeles. Finally got the FP4+ and hc-110 working well together (I think that using the unofficial mixture H was the winner). Scanned with the Epson v750. What are your thoughts?

[Vaughn]

enock -- looks like it all came together! Well seen...very interesting play between foreground and background that helps to bring my eye into the image.

[ImSoNegative]

First one posted here. This is from Switzer Falls up in mountains above Los Angeles. Finally got the FP4+ and hc-110 working well together (I think that using the unofficial mixture H was the winner). Scanned with the Epson v750. What are your thoughts?

I like it as well

[Preston]

I like it, too. Nice tonal range and flow, enock.

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[Duane Polcou]

I love this shot. It looks like you were high up on an alluvial fan. This picture so clearly illustrates that what appears to be a swath of brownish dirt from a distance, does in fact, upon closer inspection, yield interesting and even colorful plant life and rock forms. Plus the sense of space is magnificent. Bravo!

[rich815]

Here is another one from nearly the same place, this one is shot on a 6x17 roll film back.
Definitely a special place, most of the fun was just being there for a few hours with every kind of weather, enjoying the silence and the beauty all around.
The place is the oldest National Park in Italy, filled with animals like chamois, ibex, foxes and eagles.

Andrea! Over the top beautiful! Really something special.

[Preston]

I love this shot. It looks like you were high up on an alluvial fan. This picture so clearly illustrates that what appears to be a swath of brownish dirt from a distance, does in fact, upon closer inspection, yield interesting and even colorful plant life and rock forms. Plus the sense of space is magnificent. Bravo!

Thank you, Duane. This place is very close to the eastern base of the Sierra. The town of Lone Pine is the dark patch of green on the valley floor near the left side of the image. In the fall, the grasses, sage, and buckwheat have very nice color, and the afternoon light can be very special. I was lucky on this day.

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