W/NW B&W Landscapes

Jekyll Island Morning - 8/28/21
Hasselblad 503CX, 80mm f/2.8, T-Max 100 dev'd in Pyrocat

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Another, after a spat of rain, with the 40mm FLE this time:

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Larry C, I didn't remember that i'd done a 4"x10" photo when i was last in Wyoming. I found this one contact print on Lodima, while i was looking through some old work prints.
Bergger 200 / 4"X10" black walnut box camera/ 90 Super Angulon XL

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Deardorff38 said:
Larry C, I didn't remember that i'd done a 4"x10" photo when i was last in Wyoming. I found this one contact print on Lodima, while i was looking through some old work prints.
Bergger 200 / 4"X10" black walnut box camera/ 90 Super Angulon XL

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Thanks, nice. Been sitting here trying to figure out where you were standing when you took that. Up the Gros Ventre maybe? Not sure if you’d remember. I am not sure I’ve ever stood exactly there, wherever it is. Not a view I’ve seen photographed very often, if ever.
 
Larry Cloetta said:
Thanks, nice. Been sitting here trying to figure out where you were standing when you took that. Up the Gros Ventre maybe? Not sure if you’d remember. I am not sure I’ve ever stood exactly there, wherever it is. Not a view I’ve seen photographed very often, if ever.
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Larry, I can't honestly remember. That trip i was going down to meet up w/ Jay Dusard in Bondurant, but the clouds were so great with the incoming storm, that I stopped in a number of places, mostly using the 5x7..... That's the only 4"x10" shot. (& of course there's lots more detail in the trees & dark clouds on the left lost in the iPhone translation).Maybe this one with the 210 gives you a better idea....i didn't walk too much further or get my feet wet.

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Deardorff38 said:
Larry, I can't honestly remember. That trip i was going down to meet up w/ Jay Dusard in Bondurant, but the clouds were so great with the incoming storm, that I stopped in a number of places, mostly using the 5x7..... That's the only 4"x10" shot. (& of course there's lots more detail in the trees & dark clouds on the left lost in the iPhone translation).Maybe this one with the 210 gives you a better idea....i didn't walk too much further or get my feet wet.
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Okay, now I think I know where that is. The wide angle on the other shot was throwing me. Lovely shot, with the clouds and the snow.
Bondurant seems like a good place to shoot Jay Dusard type photos.
 
Larry Cloetta said:
Okay, now I think I know where that is. The wide angle on the other shot was throwing me. Lovely shot, with the clouds and the snow.
Bondurant seems like a good place to shoot Jay Dusard type photos.
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Thank you, Larry, The only photo workshop i ever attended.There was only one other participant w/ a view camera and a young newspaper intern from JH using a twin lens reflex & the majority used digital. So we got lots of Jay's attention. Also spent one day in the darkroom with Jay which was the biggest reason i went. ("Captain Ferrocyanide") Besides photography there was some single-malt testing and talk about jazz and Canadian Ranches where Jay had photographed cowboys for his first book.
 
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