Large Format Landscapes

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Nana, brilliant image as usual. Very dynamic with the lines of the rocks, cloud movement and water washing the rocks.

Thank you, Chassis

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Stunning image Nana. Love the gritty rocks and the composition.

Thank you, Yan.

[Jim Cole]

Home made 4x5" camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47 XL, Fomapan 100

Nana,

Consistently wonderful seascapes. There's a book waiting to happen.

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Nana,

Consistently wonderful seascapes. There's a book waiting to happen.

Thank you, Jim.

I would like that very much, I could do that, I had some oportunities for that, but not the kind of publication I would like, so, I decided to wait for the right time. I would like to have a nice quality book. If I have not time to do it, perhaps my oldest son (he is a professional photographer) can do it after I die!

[Ramiro Elena]

You could do a Blurb edition or similar Nana, I bet you'd sell a few around here
I've always meant to ask you about the grainy texture in your images. Is it from the scanner?

[Nana Sousa Dias]

You could do a Blurb edition or similar Nana, I bet you'd sell a few around here
I've always meant to ask you about the grainy texture in your images. Is it from the scanner?

[Nana Sousa Dias]

You could do a Blurb edition or similar Nana, I bet you'd sell a few around here
I've always meant to ask you about the grainy texture in your images. Is it from the scanner?

I prefer to wait for a high quality edition, even if I have to wait long time.
I use a TFT monitor, one of those from the Digital Paleolitic...these monitors don't have any sharpen feature incorporated, so, what is good for me, is usually oversharpened for people who use those flat monitors with sharpening effect. Anyaway, what really cares for me is the quality of the photos in fiberbase photographic paper, I enlarge all my photos with 2 Durst 5x7" enlargers, a 138s with coldlight or condenser head and a 139G with a Durst 301 dichroic colorhead.

[John Rodriguez]

Fantastic photo Nana. Great juxtaposition between the movement softened clouds and the hard lines of the rock.

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Fantastic photo Nana. Great juxtaposition between the movement softened clouds and the hard lines of the rock.

Thanks, John.

[EOTS]

Great photograph, Nana!
Love your work!