Large Format Landscapes

[NicolasArg]

I think I didn't post this one in color. Anyway, from a recent snowfall on the Cordillera.
Toyo 45a, Schneider 210mm f5.6, Kodak e100g 4x5 developed in Tetenal E6.

[lbenac]

This one just blew my hat off. The dof control here is spectacular, very subtle and 3d effect on that BG.

Thank you very much. As I am a newbie in LF, I appreciate your encouragement.

Cheers,

Luc

[bbuszard]

Really nice for a mid-day image. I might crop the sky a bit and get rid of the partial cloud at the top, but the image works well.

Thanks, Harley. I gave your crop a try and I agree. Constructive criticism at its best.

[lbenac]

Thanks, Harley. I gave your crop a try and I agree. Constructive criticism at its best.

+1 for the crop. That would be my choice between the two. For me the image falls in place and feels more balanced and grab the attention.

Cheers,

Luc

[Leigh]

Thanks, Harley. I gave your crop a try and I agree. Constructive criticism at its best.

Hi Brad,

Crop is good. The line of clouds at the top of the full image was a distraction.

Nice shot.

- Leigh

[briand]

Hi All
One from yesterday, taken on my way home. I like the old shed and the new Blossoms
on the tree, Sinar F2. Nikkor 65mm FP4 @ 80 ISO + Yellow Filter.
Cheers Brian

[Frank Bunnik]

Thank you Sam.

Another one from France, this time the Provence. Tree in a lavender field.
Linhof MT, Fuji Velvia and if I remember correctly, a Rodenstock Sironar N 210mm lens.

www.frankbunnik.zenfolio.com

[jvuokko]

Ilford FP4+, D-76 1+1, Symmar-S 5.6/150mm and couple of Finnish landscapes.

[bbuszard]

Yet another view of Mt. Wheeler. I experimented with different crops *first* this time.

[h2oman]

As an entertaining story for those whose misery loves company, I once spent an entire morning shooting bristlecones at the base of Mount Wheeler with my 35mm camera, only to find out later it didn't have any film in it!