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Published: 2012-02-27 19:07:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 6119; Favourites: 381; Downloads: 216
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A large format shot from last October that I almost forgot to post. Shot at the Stellisee with the classic view of the Matterhorn. Please look at the larger version.Shot with my 4x5" Tachihara Field Camera on Velvia 50.
More informations about the shot on my website ... [link]
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Comments: 48
Great capture! It looks stunning.
Also, I'm quite jealous of you with that camera 
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Very Nice photo 
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is it my eyes andreas?, i see a line across the sky just above the moon....
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Thanks for the close look, Stephen. Must have been a gradient artefact from one of my masks. I've corrected it.
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i always look close andreas...its a fantastic image..
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Absolutely stunning. The level of detail and clarity is incredible. I guess that's from using such a large camera. By any chance, you have have this in black and white?
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Thank you ... I could convert it to black and white but I just like the colors in there and I'm not a great fan of black and white. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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I see a lot an Ansel Adams type work coming out of this in black and white 
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Sharp. Clear. Great tonal range. Well composed. Beautiful color. I think you couldn't ask for any better than this one. Excellent work, and my congratulations on such a gorgeous photo.
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hello, I love your photo, is very good, I loved the sharpness .. colors .. fantastic ... the perspective .. the feeling that goes this way .. many congratulations
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That's the film grain and is only an issue in the web presentation - the print version will be OK. Thanks for the feedback.
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very beautiful moment captured there
Phil
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Thanks, Phil.
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Scanner: Hasselblad Flextight X5... WTF 23 000$ for a scanner ? My god !!
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I don't own one, PL - I use a scanner service that charges per picture.
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Ahhh that's great !!! I didn't know that a scanner can cost so much !!
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That's a "cheap" one ... drum scanners are even more expensive.
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Fantastic work with film. Always a pleasure
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Anytime.
P.S. Love your web sharpener.
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Thanks - I'm glad you like the script.
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Like isn't the word. More like love. Which sharpening techniques did you use for it?
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I use my own Web Sharpener script (Photoshop CS2+) that you can download here ... [link]
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And I love the upgrade!
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