Large Format Landscapes

[Gary Tarbert]

Shac...both are great but the bottom image is wonderful.

Ditto !! , Also would be tempted to take a little sky of the top one . Cheers Gary

[Shac]

altcruiser & Gary - thank you both. I'll try cropping some of the sky Gary as you suggest
David

[Jim Cole]

Just to prove I could get my unmotivated butt outdoors and make a photograph after five months of crappy midwest weather, here's the non-magical result. I had to post something! At least I remembered how to set up the camera and mix the chemicals...

Shot on 4x5 Fuji Acros with a 110 XL lens.

[David Aimone]

That's a cool back porch. Keep shooting from there...

My first post here. I'm just getting into 4x5, and this is one of my first landscapes. Any useful criticism/advice would be appreciated. =)



Easter morning at about 7.30. Taken from my back porch. Graflex Graphic View I w/ 135mm Optar f/4.7. Efke PL-25, D-76.

[David Aimone]

Excellent, Gary! I'll have to try my green filter out...

Siletz Bay Wildlife Refuge, April 2011



Camera: Sinar Alpina 4x5.
Lens: 90mm Nikkor with a green filter.
Film: Kodak Tri-X developed in Agfa Rodinal.

[Rolle]

Shen Hao PTB54, Grandagon 90mm, Fuji Pro 160NS.

[Robert Ellis]

Thanks for the tips, all!

[JC Kuba]

Zone VI 4x5 Velvia 50

[John Rodriguez]

Acapulco Cliff - Merced River, El Portal CA
Nikkor 135mm f/5.6 - Provia 100

[Hector.Navarro]

Just to prove I could get my unmotivated butt outdoors and make a photograph after five months of crappy midwest weather, here's the non-magical result. I had to post something! At least I remembered how to set up the camera and mix the chemicals...

Shot on 4x5 Fuji Acros with a 110 XL lens.

great photograph Jim, I really like it.