Large Format Landscapes

[StoneNYC]

Stone, That was nice of you, your response. I would have been a little more humble by adding the words "like to" between "I" and "think." It's funnier that way. And maybe more truthful.

My apologies, I was simply trying to indicate that I couldn't remember, but I think that's why I did it, as I'm at least somewhat capable of pre-visualization, I wasn't trying to be pompous, or arrogant, I was more just being factual about it all, sorry that didn't come through in text

[premortho]

My goodness, no apology neccessary. It isn't that big of a deal. Perhaps I should apologise to you. That was meant as a little tongue-in-cheek.

My apologies, I was simply trying to indicate that I couldn't remember, but I think that's why I did it, as I'm at least somewhat capable of pre-visualization, I wasn't trying to be pompous, or arrogant, I was more just being factual about it all, sorry that didn't come through in text

[StoneNYC]

My goodness, no apology neccessary. It isn't that big of a deal. Perhaps I should apologise to you. That was meant as a little tongue-in-cheek.

I think neither should apologize, maybe the internet should apologize for not being better about "verbal context" haha be well.

[Holdenrichards]

This is Linville Falls in the mountains of North Carolina. I hiked down the narrow trail
with my 8x10 and made this image.

1897 Ak-Sar-Ben Camera - Repromaster 210mm - Arista Edu 100 - HC110 1+100 - Unaltered Negative Scan

[SergeyT]

"Unaltered Negative Scan"

[Holdenrichards]

"Unaltered Negative Scan"

True statement that. Except for what the scanner did. There is a bit of flare on the far right that I burned in on the print.

[Dave Wooten]

Any movements with the repro lens?

[Andrew Plume]

good work Holden, good work

it would be good to see a photo or two of the Camera that you used for this image

thanks and regards

andrew

[Andrew Plume]

Hi Holden

and I've now found a couple of photos of this Camera on your 'ipernity' site

some very decent work on there, standout image for me is on p10 on that site, third from the bottom - you should post it on here

regards

andrew

[Holdenrichards]

Any movements with the repro lens?

Serious back tilt to straighten the view vertically, and pointing the camera itself waaaaay down