Death Valley, detail & expanse

dan swiger

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Almost finished with the development of the B&W.
Taken over a 4 day period on a workshop
Dark Path
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Busy Intersection
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Meandering through the desert
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Zabriskie Point, after the rain
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1st one is a Mamiya 7 shot on Plus-X
The others are the Toyo 4x5, on TMAX 100
All developed in D76
 
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AlanLichty

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The last two stand out for me - I am a sucker for meandering roads so #3 was a given and the scene from Zabriskie Point grabs me for the contrasts of the sunlight behind you and the storm out over the valley behind. Nice set.
 

JimFox

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Very cool Dan! It looks like you had a great workshop.

#1 and 2 are my favorites, especially #2.

On a side note, I would suggest having the titles at the top of the photo instead of the bottom since usually a person see's the photo before the title if they are at the bottom and usually it gets confusing. Well, or at least I get confused... :)
 

dan swiger

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Very cool Dan! It looks like you had a great workshop.

#1 and 2 are my favorites, especially #2.

On a side note, I would suggest having the titles at the top of the photo instead of the bottom since usually a person see's the photo before the title if they are at the bottom and usually it gets confusing. Well, or at least I get confused... :)
OK Jim, I changed it. Well now the other half will be confused....
 

Beth

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great series, esp. the first image. i love the path leading back into the canyon.
 

Jim Dockery

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I like em all, but Zabriskie really stands out. Who did you do the workshop with? Were you developing and printing someplace as well as shooting?
 

dan swiger

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I like em all, but Zabriskie really stands out. Who did you do the workshop with? Were you developing and printing someplace as well as shooting?
Jim, this was a Lynn Radeka workshop. While he is a film "specialist", others shot digital. Just did the exposures in DV, dev at home.
I would like to do some wet printing but for now it's scan/post or ink-jet
 
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