Large Format Landscapes

[Joe O'Hara]

Two photographs from Saturday February 9th. Places further north from
where I am got some serious snow from the weekend storm. Here, it was
just enough to be decorative.

I used a 2-stop soft grad on the horizontal picture to keep the sky more or
less under control.

[jon.oman]

Two photographs from Saturday February 9th. Places further north from
where I am got some serious snow from the weekend storm. Here, it was
just enough to be decorative.

I used a 2-stop soft grad on the horizontal picture to keep the sky more or
less under control.

Very nice! I like them both.....

[Joe O'Hara]

Thanks, Jon.

It's all gone now, 54 deg. F tonight on the drive home.

[saturnus]

[David Hedley]

Igneous rock pool, Rio Campo Belo, Itatiaia, Brasil

Sinar F, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 115mm, Ilford Delta 100 / Tanol

One image of several from yesterday. First chance to use the Rodenstock Grandagon-N 115mm f/6.8 in the field (and the first photography for several weeks). The lense is excellent, and complements the Grandagon-N 75mm extremely well.

[pdmoylan]

Two photographs from Saturday February 9th. Places further north from
where I am got some serious snow from the weekend storm. Here, it was
just enough to be decorative.

I used a 2-stop soft grad on the horizontal picture to keep the sky more or
less under control.

Excellent work Joe. You were out early before the wind.

[Joe O'Hara]

Thanks, PD. There was a little wind sometimes making bits of snow fall onto my pack and camera. I covered the camera
with a shower cap from some motel and dried out the lot when I got home.

[czmielek]

Graflex Optar 135mm Orwo NP15 Hydrofen W17 1:2

[austin granger]

Oyster Shells, Nahcotta, Washington



The composition's a little tight, but I literally had my back up against a wall here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[al olson]

Nice, Joe, I really like the soft, mysterious feel in the first one. The snow on the tree trunks provides a charming texture.