Large Format Landscapes

[Franswa]

Did you use a grad filter to bring the sky down to better match the foreground?

Beautiful shot!

Thank you, and yes I did use a 3 stop soft grad nd here.

[Franswa]

Not sure if this counts as a landscape, but didn't know where it belongs. Nagaoka 4x5 Ilford FP4+ and orange 21 filter

[6x6TLL]

I see dirt and plants, seems like a landscape to me!

Wonderful contrast and detail in the image, and how it leads the eye into the background and beyond.

[Franswa]

Thanks, 6x6TTL!

[jnantz]

I made this negative the other day.
hand coated butcher paper,
10 year old chlorobromide emulsion.
mid day, 7seconds box camera, squash blossoms and garlic,
room light developed sumatranol
( the colors were not added by me )

last nite I dreamed of the Areni-1 cave complex,
saw it again this morning.
my great grandparents were cobblers
The wine, and shoe go back 5000 years

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from the foundation wall of the Farington Mill looking towards the Forge.
Now it's called Potowamut Pond, it's the Greene River (Named after Nathanial Greene"s family they had The Forge )
years into the 1800s, Farrington had a textile Mill here, the sluce is behind me to the left, the large dam is to my left, you can here it
just can't see it.
Lots of fish in this mill pond, pickerel in the weeds tough enough to pull you in caerful ...
4x5 paper negative, room light developed in old sumatranol.

[esearing]

II reminds me of the work of Eddiie Ephraums and his toning techniques.

[John Kasaian]

Very cool, jnantz!

[Franswa]

Received my reversal film back from the lab and scanned up

Nagaoka 4x5 | Nikkor 90mm | Ektachrome with 3 stop soft grad ND filter

[rfesk]

Received my reversal film back from the lab and scanned up

Nagaoka 4x5 | Nikkor 90mm | Ektachrome with 3 stop soft grad ND filter

Great! You nailed the focus on that one.

[paulbarden]

Received my reversal film back from the lab and scanned up

Nagaoka 4x5 | Nikkor 90mm | Ektachrome with 3 stop soft grad ND filter

Absolutely lovely photograph. Kudos