Large Format Landscapes

[CreationBear]

[QUOTE=Corran;1514971 Check the soft focus landscape thread...something a bit different for me.[/QUOTE]

That first shot on the thread is a great scene--very nice tree presiding. I'll have to mull over the SF approach for this AO, though--certainly the f64 approach can provide an overwhelmingly busy result, but I suspect I might prefer to see that tamed in output (e.g. a carbon print) rather with the lens. Hope you find it a profitable journey, though.

[Tin Can]

I am not fond of every tree image, this is interesting

The source, the damage done and quietude

Excellent

Thanks! This is the view, looking the opposite way more or less. Cropped to 1:2, still with my 90mm XL:

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Nice Corran

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Winter in the Superstitions, AZ. Acros 100, 75mm Nikkor f/4.5@f/22, Red25A, minimal agitation in Pyrocat at 1:1:175 for 1 hour at 68F. No reason for minimal agitation other than I wanted to try it. I have another version of this with mild sharpening, but uploaded it looks crispied. This doesn't have any sharpening applied at all.

[Corran]

Thanks Randy and Steven.

Steven, I like the atmosphere there. The Superstitions are quite a mountain range. I drove around that area a few summers ago, on the Apache Trail. Absolutely no clouds that day and 110 degrees or something stupid so didn't shoot much of value. I have only visited AZ in the summer - I need to fix that.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Thank you. Yes, it has been up to 118 this summer, winter is great, fall is awesome as is spring. Getting some nice monsoon clouds this week. I think I will try to shoot them at the Superstitions. Shame though, looks like I will be transferred to Oklahoma City this year. Will still go home, but won't be as often as i would like. But at least I get to keep my job!

[Tin Can]

My parents are buried within view of the Superstitions. Above ground in an east looking outside urn box.

Steven I did like the mist or fog in your image.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Thank you. Do you have an address? I know of one cemetery there.

[George E. Sheils]

The Burren, County Clare, Ireland - Walker Titan XL 4x5 with 120mm Schneider lens. Fomapan 100 rated at 50 iso, semi-stand for 30 minutes in Rodinal 1+100.

Murrooghtuohy 1 by George Sheils, on Flickr

[Tin Can]

Rio Verdi

I will never go there again

They are in the wrong place

They should be in Sandstone MN

Thank you. Do you have an address? I know of one cemetery there.