Large Format Landscapes

[Jim Cole]

Ditto.

Ditto squared!

[Heroique]

First one was taken a couple of years ago and I finally got around to getting it scanned. The image was taken at sunset and the exposure ran well over two minutes. I “dodged” the sky with my darkslide for about half the time. I didn't have a graduated ND filter with me...

Ditto cubed!

I’ve never dodged an image like that, but it sounds like a useful idea in a pinch...

[Jim Becia]

Ditto cubed!

I’ve never dodged an image like that, but it sounds like a useful idea in a pinch...

I have done it several times now with good success. I just keep the dark slide moving. Of course it tends to work best (for me) when the exposure is more than 5 or 6 seconds. Jim

[Corran]

Great shot Jim, to echo everyone else.

I've done that trick a couple of times, it works in a pinch.

[barnninny]

Ditto! (That's ditto factorial. And a self-ditto factorial, at that.)

[polyglot]

Bisti Wilderness in New Mexico


Toyo 45A, Nikkor 135mm, Tri-X

Excellent. Where did you get your Martian lander though?

[Nathan Potter]

Vermont farm along route 2 near Marshfield VT. showing fairly rotten fall color of 2012.
Taken Oct. 11 about 5 PM.


4510-11-12-1:H>B,D[f1 by hypolimnas, on Flickr

TK45 with a 360mm Nikon T ED lens. Fuji Astia 100 Quickload in interminable wind. Epson V750 scanned with PS work.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

[austin granger]

Inexplicable Lines, Black Rock Desert, Nevada


These reminded me of the tracks left by the "moving rocks" in Death Valley, except here, there were no rocks!

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

[ImSoNegative]

one I shot today of moody falls in western nc, 4x5, 75mm grandagon, ilford delta, 27sec@f32


moody falls by J. Golden, on Flickr

[pdmoylan]

Nate,You have a great eye for telephoto perspective but for me this image offers perhaps a bit more PS work than I can appreciate. I guess I am dating myself. Change is good right?


Nice image.

PDM