Large Format Landscapes

[Scott Schroeder]

Excellent. I was instantly drawn to the path. That has such a comfortable feeling. Nice photograph.

[fishbulb]

Excellent. I was instantly drawn to the path. That has such a comfortable feeling. Nice photograph.

Thanks! There is a little bench down the path but it's hard to see in this size. =)

[Colorado CJ]

Shiprock from South Dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

One from my very favorite place on earth. Ok, let's say in my top 5.
Chamonix 4x5 and fp4+. Had to climb my lungs out for that one

Great shot!

I've always wanted to photograph this, seen it many times on my trips around the four corners.

One question, do you need to get permission from the Navajo Nation to drive/hike this area?

I need to make an effort to photograph here when I'm back out that way.

[Myxine]

Thanks!

I never asked anything. I talked about it with Robert Langham, from this forum whom I consider a specialist from the place, as it was a concern of mine too. I'm just respectful of the location, and hope for the best

[JaZ99]

On the road to Landmannalaguar

Black desert by JaZ99wro, on Flickr

Graflex 4x5
Caltar 150/5.6
E100G

[Jiri Vasina]

First image from another winter outing

Two curves
Part of my "Serene Landscape" portfolio.

Shot with Chamonix 5×8" Large Format camera and Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 210mm f:4.5 lens on 5×7" sheet of Adox CHS 25, developed in Rodinal (R09).

[djdister]

On the road to Landmannalaguar

Graflex 4x5
Caltar 150/5.6
E100G

An alien, forbidding landscape. But very cool...

[Alex Menkov]

OK, hope I am not boring you with images. I have a backlog, but will try to parse them out and hopefully not bore everyone. Here are a couple from a past winter and fall in Zion that I finally got scanned. Both taken with 8x10 Provia 100F and with the Fuji 300 lens. I have been fortunate to be in Zion a few times when the snows have hit. As a rule, you don't have long as the snows generally melt very quickly.

Wonderful works! Thank you.

[Harley Goldman]

Here are a couple more from Utah. Both images on 8x10 Provia 100F and both with the Fuji 300. I find photographing scenes like the first one a bit of a love/hate thing. I almost did not take the shot because I did not like the snow on "half" of the scene, but I have come to grips with it. Would love to to a scene like this with fresh snow. Timing would be everything.

I think the snow works well on the first. Sometimes it can clash with the red rock, but not in this case for me. And beautiful light and sky on the second. Sweet.

[Harley Goldman]

OK, hope I am not boring you with images. I have a backlog, but will try to parse them out and hopefully not bore everyone. Here are a couple from a past winter and fall in Zion that I finally got scanned. Both taken with 8x10 Provia 100F and with the Fuji 300 lens. I have been fortunate to be in Zion a few times when the snows have hit. As a rule, you don't have long as the snows generally melt very quickly.

I really like the first one here. I think it would also make a real nice B&W.