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Today was have some lovely landscapes from reader Bill Zorn. His captions are indented.
Sand Dunes, Colorado:
The Narrows, Utah:
Altamaha River, Georgia:
Monument Valley, Utah:
Jekyll Island, Georgia:
Jekyll Island, Georgia:
Linville Gorge, North Carolina:
Irwin Creek, Colorado:
Reeds, Georgia:
North Fork of the Virgin River, Utah:
These images were made using a Linhof Master Technika 2000 camera, Fuji Velvia film. I sent the film to a lab, and printed these on Ilfochrome. These are scans from the transparencies.
These are all sorts of great but the sand dune one — I have no words for that one — in a good way!
Really nice!
Wow. You have an incredible knack for being in the right place at the right time, plus a lot of talent. Get thee to a gallery!
Beautiful shots, all! Making me miss my annual trips to Moab.
is this the Linhof?:
http://linhof.com/en/master-technika-classic/
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similar; doesn’t have the internal focussing mechanism for ultra-wide lenses. i can focus a 47mm (14mm for 35mm cameras) without using a bag bellows.
if you’re interested in buying a linhof kit, i’d sell mine.
These photos are exquisite! Thank you for sharing them!
“The company is well known for making premium rollfilm and large format film cameras. […] Linhof is the oldest still-producing camera manufacturer in the world after Gandolfi and Kodak stopped their production.”
source^* : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linhof <–*no sources cited*
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thanks, tim
Fabulous photos. It reminds me that I must get outside today and every day, even if my regional environs are not so spectacular. Besides, the solitude of nature feels not so lonely as an empty house.
Love the minimalism.
You have a terrific eye for beauty and composition, Bill! Thanks.
I especially like the ones with some mist or haze. Great set.
Beautiful subtle tones to your landscape work. I would love to see larger versions, particularly the photo at Jekyll island.