What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[tmastran]

Very nice color work - I need a 4x5 reel badly (as I'm getting inconsistent results just setting my sheets in the drums).

Thanks. I hope I didn't give the impression that I develop color myself. I don't. That would be e-six labs in Atlanta.

[RPNugent]

Dock at Lake Crescent lodge, Olympic peninsula of Washington state. Just before the thunderstorm hit.

[RPNugent]

One more, from Point Lobos,Ca

[Preston]

There are lots of really nice work displayed in this thread!

Here's one from Lee Vining Canyon in early October.



Tachihara 4x5
180 Fujinon
Astia 100-F

-Preston

[Jim Cole]

Outstanding, Preston.

[Preston]

Thank you, Jim!

[mcfactor]

Dock at Lake Crescent lodge, Olympic peninsula of Washington state. Just before the thunderstorm hit.

Wow, I was almost in that exact spot this summer! http://www.noahmclaurine.com/Image.c...14&i=114360#12

Lake Crescent is quite beautiful.

-Noah

[SamReeves]

Lots of great images in this thread!

This one is from last weekend near a place called Peavine Falls in Oak Mountain State Park. I don't do a lot of color 4x5, but I had an expired box of Portra 160VC laying around, so I decided it to use it to capture something that said "Fall". It's a two minute exposure at f32 with a Caltar 180mm lens. I used a polarizer only as a neutral density filter to lengthen the exposure.



http://www.tedmastrandonas.com

That turned out excellent. Very subtle but still plenty of action.

[ChrisN]

One from a few weeks back:

[Sascha Welter]

Preston, I like that picture. Looking at those spacey colors and the composition I think I should look closer at the details in front of me.

Here is one of mine from 3 weeks back, just got the film from development. Shutter got stuck, so this was overexposed... but it worked well for the colors I think. Now if only I can avoid being hunted down by the anti-pictorialists for the fogginess!