Large Format Landscapes

[EOTS]

Hello Martin:
BTW, when I checked your picture and the one here (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._Schloegen.jpg), the shadow confused me.

The wikipedia picture was taken when the Sun is behind/or on the slight left of the photographer. But when you took, the sun is opposite to you. However, when you check the shadows of the mountains, both looks similar. Or they are reflections? Did I miss something?

Good question!
Not sure about that. In the Wikipedia image, the shadow casted by the mountains to the right is a bit strange?!
Most of the hard shadows fall to the right side, given the light source at the left....

Your picture of Icicles at Vorderer Gosausee, Dachstein Mountain View is also mind blowing! I love tyour two pictures! :-D

Thanks!
Aah that reminds me, I'll have to print that one! :-)

[David Brunell]

Sutro Bath Ruins, San Francisco



Scan of an 8x10 Vandyke print.

Thomas

I like this Thomas, what toning solution do you use?

[Bill Kumpf]

Ken

I like this - very peaceful.

[tgtaylor]

I like this Thomas, what toning solution do you use?

Thanks David. I didn't tone the image. The color is the natural result I get using Lanaqurelle paper. It's like looking at the world thru rose colored glasses.

Thomas

[Ken Lee]

I like this - very peaceful.

Thank you. I don't try to make them that way, but others have shared a similar observation. Wish I knew what it was

[mdm]

Its the cow. Obviously very satisfied with life. Plenty of good quality grass.

[jcoldslabs]

Its the cow. Obviously very satisfied with life. Plenty of good quality grass.

We should all be so lucky!

Jonathan

[Ken Lee]

You've inspired me to make more photos of cows. Not easy with Large Format, because the often walk around, but worth the effort I hope.

[Ed Bray]

Eagle Creek, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon. Fuji 300mm C, Arca Swiss, Provia 100F

I'm not normally one for abstracts but I just love this image.

[EOTS]

I'm not normally one for abstracts but I just love this image.

I second that!

Best,