Studio 11: Grand Canyon Sunset-East Rim September 2nd 2012

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Studio 11: Grand Canyon Sunset-East Rim September 2nd 2012

A long set up but worth the time and cold.

By Rightwingconspirator

Art • September 2012 • Views: 2,556

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Photography Canon EOS 7D

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11 comments

Charles Johnson Mon, Sep 3, 2012 5:37:20pm

Er, typo in the headline - "Setember".

Charles Johnson Mon, Sep 3, 2012 5:37:48pm

Beautiful shot!

Daniel Ballard Mon, Sep 3, 2012 5:39:50pm

re: #1 Charles Johnson

Done thanks. I'm a little punchy from 1400 miles in 4 days including driving home today.

William Barnett-Lewis Mon, Sep 3, 2012 6:51:25pm

Not sure if you saw my thread comment, so I'll repeat myself here because it really is nicely done. The HDR (I presume?) does make me feel old fashioned though. I was sitting here contemplating the clouds and if a Red or dark Yellow filter would be better with a 4x5 sheet of Tri-X and my old slightly wide angle 127/4.7 Ektar. ;)

Thanks for sharing this one here.

Daniel Ballard Mon, Sep 3, 2012 7:11:15pm

re: #4 William Barnett-Lewis

Just replied there, but this is not HDR, it's as shot save for a little dodging in the canyon to bring up the layers in the cliff faces. So as I mentioned in the reply, I also shot this with a 120 Pentax camera with Tri X film. 400 ISO, shot at 200, with a yellow filter. Bracketed -1, & -2 for coverage.

William Barnett-Lewis Mon, Sep 3, 2012 7:24:11pm

Good to know. Makes me think I still have some clue LOL! I'd love to see Tri-X shots when you get them dunked & scanned. What soup do you use?

Daniel Ballard Mon, Sep 3, 2012 7:30:34pm

re: #6 William Barnett-Lewis

I use a lab, not skilled in the chemistry anymore. The plan is high res scan the neg and do my dodging and burning in PS, and print from that as a sample. Give that print and the negative to the artist at the lab who will make a real old school print. *Fingers crossed at each step*

William Barnett-Lewis Mon, Sep 3, 2012 7:38:14pm

Sounds like a solid plan. Pick the highest silver content paper they have though to help the dynamic range and your mid to dark tones.

Which of the half gazillion MF Pentax models do you use? I caught myself wishing for a TLR the other day ...

Daniel Ballard Mon, Sep 3, 2012 8:18:34pm

re: #8 William Barnett-Lewis

It's a borrowed 645. SLR with a motor drive, but only adjusts in 1 stop increments.

Daniel Ballard Mon, Sep 3, 2012 8:30:14pm

re: #2 Charles Johnson

Thank you very much, nice to have a great place to put it out there.

William Barnett-Lewis Mon, Sep 3, 2012 8:35:04pm

re: #9 Daniel Ballard

It's a borrowed 645. SLR with a motor drive, but only adjusts in 1 stop increments.

They made some really awesome 6x7's too. You might really enjoy trying one of those sometime. It's a really interesting aspect ratio and they made some insanely great glass for them.

I'm really looking forward to seeing what you got. :D

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