Large Format Landscapes

[ericantonio]

Good morning everyone.
I present to you my debut shot on a large format.
I took the photo on my way back from the "winter" Ciecień in Beskid Wyspowy. At the beginning I decided not to mess around with standard moves and check how the lens draws on a fully open aperture.
I scanned with a digital camera and then using curves and color balance.

Kodak Portra 160 4x5
Shen Hao TZ45 II A
Shneider 210mm 5.6 Apo Symmar MC
F5,6 ½ sec

Beskid Wyspowy by Krzysztof Mikulski, on Flickr

Love it!! Very well done!

[otto.f]

Good morning everyone.
I present to you my debut shot on a large format.
I took the photo on my way back from the "winter" Ciecień in Beskid Wyspowy. At the beginning I decided not to mess around with standard moves and check how the lens draws on a fully open aperture.
I scanned with a digital camera and then using curves and color balance.

Kodak Portra 160 4x5
Shen Hao TZ45 II A
Shneider 210mm 5.6 Apo Symmar MC
F5,6 ½ sec

Very nice and wel done!

[John Layton]

Yannick...wonderful color palette! A question: could you explain what those green and red arrows signify? Trail markers?

[Yannick]

Yannick...wonderful color palette! A question: could you explain what those green and red arrows signify? Trail markers?

Yes exactly. In Poland, this is how tourist trails at the crossroads are marked. I continued the route along the blue trail. Until the end of the road, I had only one thought in my head... Did I do everything right when taking the picture?

[Yannick]

Thank you very much gentlemen for your kind words

[Yannick]

Yannick...wonderful color palette! A question: could you explain what those green and red arrows signify? Trail markers?

Very nice and wel done!

Love it!! Very well done!

Thank you very much Gentlemen for your kind words

[kmallick]

Park Avenue, Arches National Park, Utah
Toyo 45CF + Sironar-N 150 f/5.6 + Delta 100 + HC-110

[Corran]

A photo I made yesterday at Amicalola Falls State Park. Speed Graphic 4x5, 6" Aero-Ektar, on Velvia 50. I used some front tilt to force the focus plane somewhat up the creek to the lit up area behind - the lens has no aperture and is always at f/2.5.

[CreationBear]

This one has definitely captured the essence of the Southern Highlands—the patch of light upper left especially packs some soteriological heft for us trout bums.

[Corran]

Thanks CB. I do love the way certain places have late-afternoon light filtering down the creek. I've shot a lot of images in this general area. It's fun to play with different lenses and films over the years in the same place.

Also the Aero-Ektar has thorium staining which acts like a strong 85 filter.