Some Relaxing Large Format 4x5 Photography with an Intrepid and some Delta 100.. Good for the Soul

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[@richardsimms251]

Nice video ! Thank you

[@richardsimms251]

You have incredible patience

[@lensman5762]

Nice compositions. If I may just say that your exposure placement is almost there, but coupled to what I can assume to be ' standard ' development it has resulted in a bit of a flat scene. The way I would have done it is to place the brightest clouds on a Zone VII ( whatever you meter reads from the cloud + 2 Stops of extra exposure ) while making sure the shadows do not fall below zone III ( Your meter reading - 2 F Stops ), and then give the negative N+1 development ( Normal Dev time + 15% ). This way you would have had full range of tones in the negative, and then you can print it or scan it the way you wanted. Its good to see you back photographing.

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Thanks mate