I take it the background is far away and much lower than where you are? My brain is jumping back and forth between that and a patch of dirt just beyond the place you are standing. Good to see your work again Joe.Originally Posted by JoeV
TMax 100, HC110B, Fujinon 135/5.6, Intrepid 4x5. Sandstone Bluffs Overlook at El Malpais National Monument.
Scan of 8x10 enlargement.
Sandstone Bluffs001 by Joe Van Cleave, on Flickr
--- Steve from Missouri ---
Steve;
Yes, the background is over 100 feet lower than the foreground. I used some forward tilt on the Intrepid, the bottom of the image is only a few feet from the tripod legs.
~Joe
The photograph and the thing being photographed are not the same thing.
Got around to printing this image from a couple weeks ago, and also toned it in thiourea. Here's a cell phone pic of it - printed on Ilford MGIV Glossy to 11x14 size, matted to 16x20:
Great atmospheric feel on that photo, Bryan!
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Amazing image, Bryan.Got around to printing this image from a couple weeks ago, and also toned it in thiourea. Here's a cell phone pic of it - printed on Ilford MGIV Glossy to 11x14 size, matted to 16x20:
This is dope! Love it. I love wide angles and I cannot lie, all those other lenses can't deny.Got around to printing this image from a couple weeks ago, and also toned it in thiourea. Here's a cell phone pic of it - printed on Ilford MGIV Glossy to 11x14 size, matted to 16x20:
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This is really fine! That faint detail in the trees just draws you in, a print in person would be stunning i’m Sure.
--- Steve from Missouri ---
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