post your urban landscapes

[RSalles]

Krish,

I like the most the last one of the series,

Cheers,

Renato

[Scott --]

This is my first large format image that has actually worked out as planned. Hopefully I have made all the mistakes now and it will be onwards and upwards from here!

img060 by biotecbob, on Flickr

That's one helluva shot, Rob. Kudos.

Scott

[alkklab]

Hi folks, my first post here ... hailing from Queens, NY.
I have 2 LF, a Wisner Technical Field, and a Toyo 45G. I haven't used the Toyo much, as the Wisner is my goto.

Shot these end of last year on the Wisner, still waiting to scan more from the batch:
(Wisner, Ilford HP5plus, Schneider Kreuznach 210, exposure unrecorded)

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--Krish

Beautiful, the first image is very strong.

[krishmandal]

Beautiful, the first image is very strong.

Krish,
I like the most the last one of the series,
Cheers,
Renato

Thank you both!

[dukeku]

Untitled by Lucas DeShazer, on Flickr

[soonerpa]

This is my first large format image that has actually worked out as planned. Hopefully I have made all the mistakes now and it will be onwards and upwards from here!

img060 by biotecbob, on Flickr

Wow, that's gorgeous

[Robclarke]

I have been trying out selective defocusing using front and rear swing:
img097 by biotecbob, on Flickr

[DennisD]

Robclarke

Interesting and effective use of focus / defocus.
Works very well for the tall subject.

Keep going with it !

[Randy]

^^
I agree - any lens details to share? Very unique look.

[bob carnie]

That looks impossible to me - I know you can do this in PS- but I have to admit I have never seen something quite like this with original film capture. the bikes are sharp then to out of focus the the gate sharp then out of focus then the building sharp.