Two With The Panon Widelux F8
Two photographs made with the Panon Widelux F8. These photographs were made on a cold and windy day that was predicted to be warm and pleasant. Thankfully the point and shoot nature of the Widelux made the session move along quickly.
Chicago With The Minolta P’s Panorama
Walking through downtown Chicago with the Minolta P’s “panoramic” camera is a fun experience when I’m looking for a slightly different perspective. When working with street photography, even a little change can go a long way.
Panon Widelux Portraits
Using the unique qualities of the Panon Widelux to experiment with portraits in the studio. There is really no way to approach this technique scientifically, which is part of the fun really. There are a few frames on the roll that turned out great!
Slower Speed 35mm Film (Rollei RPX 25)
I don’t often work with slow speed film, though I probably should. Working with Rollei RPX 25 produces brilliant results on 35mm film. It can be tough to keep the contrast under control, but when well exposed I really just can’t fault the results.
Panon Widelux F8 - First Roll
The Panon Widelux has got to be one of the most unique cameras ever invented. It has a unique “swivel” lens that creates panoramic images on a roll of 35mm film. These images are from my very first roll of film with the camera.