by Ben Horne | Jul 31, 2020 | Ben Horne, Educational
It’s best to keep things simple when working with a large format camera. Over the years I’ve developed a ritual of sorts when working in the field. As Alan Brock mentioned in an earlier post, one such ritual is test firing the shutter before pulling the...
by Gevork Mosesi | Feb 28, 2020 | Educational, Gevork Mosesi
I think I can speak for most landscape photographers, the majority of us got into the art of making photos because of the love of nature and wilderness. Most activities in nature have a degree of risks. Landscape photography is no exception. You are probably taking...
by Marty Quinn | Dec 28, 2019 | Alex Burke, Ben Horne, Best Of, Gevork Mosesi, Justin Lowery, Martin Quinn, Ryan Gillespie, Team
Agathla Peak - Martin QuinnLarge volcanic plug located in Northern Arizona. Captured with an Arca Swiss 4x5 camera using Ilford Delta 100 film.Secluded - Ben HorneArcadia Beach - Ryan GillespieFrosty Solitude - Alex BurkeA lone tree covered in hoarfrost on the...
by Frank Sirona | Aug 3, 2019 | Educational, Frank Sirona
Part I: Depth of field Correct focusing, as trivial as it may seem to users of small cameras like an SLR or even an autofocus camera, can become – and more often than not actually does become – a challenge when working with a large-format camera, in...
by Ryan Gillespie | Jun 27, 2019 | Educational, Ryan Gillespie
Platinum Palladium Contact Prints When it comes to capturing an image, there is something almost spiritual when you do it utilizing a Large Format Camera. The entire process of capturing an image is so much more than just clicking the shutter. Viewing the image and...