Showing posts with label X-Pan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label X-Pan. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
More Xpan
Labels:
dublin,
eire,
hasselblad,
ireland,
irish,
street photography,
X-Pan,
XPAN
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Xpan scans
Just got back from my three week holiday in Eastern Europe.
I thought I'd upload some old XPAN scans before I start developing and scanning my rolls from the trip.
It was only after seeing the neg come back from the lab did I realise the boy on top of the pillar is holding a Dove.
Killorgan County Kerry.
Please note these scans were done using a €170 scanner, hence the quality is lacking, but I've finally bit the bullet and have put my Nikon coolscan into repair.
I have many more images to sort through going back some month's, but I might as well get cracking on the negs from my travels. Will have my first images by the end of the week.
I thought I'd upload some old XPAN scans before I start developing and scanning my rolls from the trip.
Please note these scans were done using a €170 scanner, hence the quality is lacking, but I've finally bit the bullet and have put my Nikon coolscan into repair.
I have many more images to sort through going back some month's, but I might as well get cracking on the negs from my travels. Will have my first images by the end of the week.
Labels:
dublin,
hasselblad,
ireland,
Kerry.,
panoramic,
street photography,
X-Pan,
XPAN
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Panoramic London
Hi here are some recent photos from my trip to London in January, all images captured with a Hasselblad xpan.
I had very little time to go around to make images, I was too busy at the SWPP convention.





After about two minutes before this picture was made, at Canary Wharf in London, I was aproached by two police officers who started to demand why I'm taking pictures and where I'm from. When I said Ireland. They asked that I show them some ID, I told them I don't have any, and said I'm tourist and I didn't think there were any laws about taking photos in public. They just said you can't take photos here. Strange how the 20 people I saw with camera phones could snap away and I can't.
I continued on shooting whatever the fuck I felt like after they left.
I should mention that I had only a few hours sleep, and still half pissed from the night before.
It was my last day in London, and marred what was an otherwise nice little trip.
I have some images made with the Leica I'll see if I can dust off the negs, upload them some time.
I had very little time to go around to make images, I was too busy at the SWPP convention.
I continued on shooting whatever the fuck I felt like after they left.
I should mention that I had only a few hours sleep, and still half pissed from the night before.
It was my last day in London, and marred what was an otherwise nice little trip.
I have some images made with the Leica I'll see if I can dust off the negs, upload them some time.
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