Large Format Landscapes

**Denise Dognini** · 29-Oct-2011, 06:17

Ubatuba, SP, Brazil

Tmax 100 - Linhof technika 36 por Denise Dognini, no Flickr

Negative scan
Linhof Technika III - Schneider Symmar MC 135mm - Kodak TMax 100 - Red Filter

**lbenac** · 29-Oct-2011, 08:08

Originally Posted by Struan Gray

The castle silhouette is weirdly dramatic from all angles. Hard to choose between B+W and colour.

My vote is for the B&W

**ImSoNegative** · 29-Oct-2011, 21:18

Here is a couple i did thursday, 5x7 field camera 121 super angulon

on the way to benton falls by J. Golden, on Flickr

another view from chilhowee mt. by J. Golden, on Flickr

**lbenac** · 29-Oct-2011, 21:51

Maybe not quite landscapes:

Xenar 210/6.1 HP5 Pyrocat

Xenar 150/5.6 FP4 Pyrocat

Cheers,

Luc

**Corran** · 29-Oct-2011, 22:00

Excellent feeling of light Luc.

**Nguss** · 30-Oct-2011, 02:29

I really like the second one, didn't even realise there was a dog in it until I looked at it again.

**David Hedley** · 30-Oct-2011, 03:50

Thanks, Folker and Denise. I like the use of the red filter in your photograph, Denise - I carry one in my pack, but almost always seem to select the orange. I really ought to compare the straight colour filters against a yellow + polariser.

**mono** · 30-Oct-2011, 06:15

David, each time I look at that image,
I am sure I will never ever get my Sinar out of the box.
I never used it so far! I am afraid that I will never learn LF when I see this masterpiece of work.

**lbenac** · 30-Oct-2011, 07:45

Originally Posted by Nguss

I really like the second one, didn't even realise there was a dog in it until I looked at it again.

Originally Posted by Corran

Excellent feeling of light Luc.

Thank you.

She was bored to death by all the stopping to set-up... five minutes later she was jumping all over while I was packing

In B&W I think it is all about the light so I have no choice but to try

Cheers,

Luc

**chassis** · 30-Oct-2011, 08:23

J. Golden,

Nice images. The first one, I see a nice visualization with cropping most of the foreground containing lower values. Then a slight crop of the top, which leaves roughly a square composition.

The second one is nice, and sort of feels like an image made with orthochromatic film. St. Ansel has a couple images in "The Negative" made with ortho film, and yours has a similar feeling for me.

Originally Posted by ImSoNegative

Here is a couple i did thursday, 5x7 field camera 121 super angulon

on the way to benton falls by J. Golden, on Flickr

another view from chilhowee mt. by J. Golden, on Flickr