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From 2013, probably some fuji film. YashicaMat LM, Greens View. Summer pop up storm in the valley.
 
Fuji GSW690lll/Tri-X yellow filter/PMK/ print on Foma Variant FB
 
Franswa said:
Fantastic! The perspective you shot from makes me feel as if I am right there.
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Thank you! You pretty much are right there with me. I'm glad I had the 65mm since the image still only shows the bottom 15-20% of the wall. It's a magic place and I feel privileged to have spent a lot of time climbing & skiing there.
 
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Besk said:
Such a pleasure to view!
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Yes it is, this spot is just a mile from my office. I visit on my lunch breaks with a camera every week.

@GregY
As an adventurer on the east side of the continent, I envy the wonderful mountains you have up there. Fantastic work!
 
Jon Buffington said:
Yes it is, this spot is just a mile from my office. I visit on my lunch breaks with a camera every week.

@GregY
As an adventurer on the east side of the continent, I envy the wonderful mountains you have up there. Fantastic work!
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Thank you Jon... I also happily travel to other places with beautiful mountains
 
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Franswa, Jim Peterson: Thank you.
This thread is moving faster than I expected.


Fujica G690 + 50mm f5.6 lens + Cokin 007 (R720) filter
Ilford SFX 200 + Ilfotech DD-X 1:14

Near Crater Lake in Oregon.
 
From 2013, Stone Door at the now Savage Gulf State Park. This one was printed about 7' wide on aluminum and hangs in an office building in Dallas. 5dmkii and a cheap super wide.
 
Jon Buffington said:
From 2013, Stone Door at the now Savage Gulf State Park. This one was printed about 7' wide on aluminum and hangs in an office building in Dallas. 5dmkii and a cheap super wide.
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Nice, Jon. Have you gotten to see that print in person?
 
Got some E100 negatives back from their long journey to the lab and back.

Knew the moment after I took this second shot that I'd made a mistake and made a double exposure. What happens when you're trying to rush when shooting LF.



Running out of light and time I was able to get another frame at a different spot(previously shared a b&w image of same spot)

 
I can't remember if i have posted this one. Adox CMS20/Adotech lV. Leica/28mm
 
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