Large Format Landscapes

[scm]

Which road is this off of? Nice image. I was there a few months ago, but didn't get any images.

Thanks, Steven.

This area is North of Highway 89, the road cuts off about 20 miles east of Kanab

[scm]

Very nice what filter did you use. I tend to favor the orange.

I once had an argument with someone regarding the contrast range of the Pahreah area. I was photographing, and he was telling me I was wasting my time. he swore up and down that everything would look the same, and makes for muddy ugly BW photographs. He then got in his car and left.

Thanks you! I used to take a number of shots with different filters (but 8x10 Tmax was around $55 for a 25 sheet box back then) and found that a middle green did about what I wanted with the red rock; it moderately darkens the sky and darkens and separates the red and orange colors.

[md-photo]

Nice striated landscape in Utah!

[md-photo]

Patapsco river in Ellicott City, Maryland. At the bottom of a valley, a very flood-prone area. Wista 45, Nikkor-SW 90 f8 and Velvia 100.

000204240002 by Maryland Photos, on Flickr

[scm]

Nice striated landscape in Utah!

Thank you!

[gmed]

Beautiful!

4x5 or 8x10?

4x5
thank you

[gmed]

thank you

Holy cow! Stunning - the contrast of the foreground with the pop of color on the mountains in the distance..and the softness of those clouds. Very well seen!!

[Robert Langham]

10 year old dogwood tree negative. Just like in the '60s, it was hard to get high enough.

[Robert Langham]

REALLY old 1974-5 8X10s from Canyon de Chelly. Spring Break. Wasn't smart enough to go to the sunlit beaches full of beer and bikinis, preferring instead to go freeze butt off in Arizona. Go figure. Trying to organize negatives recently.

[Corran]

I returned to the beautiful Indian Shell Mound Park on Dauphin Island, Alabama yesterday morning and was greeted by thick fog. Hurriedly shot all the film I had left in my holders from my trip and couldn't wait to develop it when I got home.

Here's one of my 4x5 images. Taken with my Mercury 4x5 3D-printed camera and 47mm XL on HP5+ dev'd in HC-110 dil. H: