A Xpan Wedding

Excellent shots, dude! I love all of them. General rules of composition apply, I usually need to look more careful all across the frame, esp. on 30 mm!

XPan rules!!!
 
Excellent shots, dude! I love all of them. General rules of composition apply, I usually need to look more careful all across the frame to avoid unwanted stuff in there, esp. on 30 mm!

XPan rules!!!
 
very nice! love them all, especially the first of the color photos..
Let me guess, Singapore? I saw familiar HDB sighting and red pavement bricks..
correct me if i'm wrong, though! :)
 
Congratulations!!!
I found too, that the Xpan lens do not suit pushed film, but the colour is gorgeous.
It's a joy to look at.
 
umcelinho said:
color shots are stunning! I love that 1st one..
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drinkingeye said:
stunning photographs! xpan & wedding = creativity. cheers
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tom.w.bn said:
What a nice approach to capture the wedding with the panoramic camera. I especially like the color photos.
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ian paterson said:
Fantastic shots - the colour ones are a joy, thanks for sharing these.
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tyrone.s said:
Fantastic shots, a great perspective. Love the b&w and the colour are sublime.
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Thanks so much guys! I really wanted a different perspective from the usual 35mm which is the reason why I bought the Xpan in the 1st place. Been shooting with it everyday just to train my eye to 'see'.

bayusuputra said:
very nice! love them all, especially the first of the color photos..
Let me guess, Singapore? I saw familiar HDB sighting and red pavement bricks..
correct me if i'm wrong, though! :)
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Hi bayusuptra! Yup I'm based in Singapore. Are you from Singapore too?
Glad you liked the pictures!

palec said:
Congratulations!!!
I found too, that the Xpan lens do not suit pushed film, but the colour is gorgeous.
It's a joy to look at.
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Hi palec! Yup the lens is rather contrasty. Add that to the contrasty nature of pushed film and you get really dense blacks! I actually like it but I'm not sure whether it suits wedddings.
 
One from a pre-wedding shoot last weekend. This photo sums up why I bought the Xpan in the 1st place!

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Portra 400VC
 
Freshjive said:
One from a pre-wedding shoot last weekend. This photo sums up why I bought the Xpan in the 1st place!

Portra 400VC
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wow, this is breathtaking! love this so much!
yes, i am based in Singapore, that's why i can recognize the photos around the HDB area :D
 
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Really beautiful pictures. I looked at all the photographs in your blog. They are all done with a grat sense of compositon and moment. Congratulations for working professionally with film....
 
Agree with most of the above. Can't understand any prejudice against B&W though.

The last pre-wed shot is stunning.

Enjoy using it. :)
 
First off: WOW! these are great photos!
I love these shots! Such a beautiful wedding, you did an amazing job of capturing some really special moments, well done!

I never actually knew there was such a thing as a Xpan but its brilliant!!!
This wedding reminds me I walked through a wedding awhile ago while wondering around sydney, luckily people were just mingling and the ceremony hadn't started yet (oops!)
 
bayusuputra said:
wow, this is breathtaking! love this so much!
yes, i am based in Singapore, that's why i can recognize the photos around the HDB area :D
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saintotto said:
awsome! yes, the x-pan is just amazing for wedding work!

well done
otto
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saintotto said:
these really are flippen wonderful! well done!

cheers
otto
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Olivier S. said:
Really beautiful pictures. I looked at all the photographs in your blog. They are all done with a grat sense of compositon and moment. Congratulations for working professionally with film....
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rolo said:
Agree with most of the above. Can't understand any prejudice against B&W though.

The last pre-wed shot is stunning.

Enjoy using it. :)
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Harold Gough said:
As a user of strictly colour only, I have to admit that the very best of B/W prints have something very special about them which you cannot achieve with colour.
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Gregoryniss said:
wow you did an amazing thing with that xpan.
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j_newy said:
First off: WOW! these are great photos!
I love these shots! Such a beautiful wedding, you did an amazing job of capturing some really special moments, well done!

I never actually knew there was such a thing as a Xpan but its brilliant!!!
This wedding reminds me I walked through a wedding awhile ago while wondering around sydney, luckily people were just mingling and the ceremony hadn't started yet (oops!)
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Thanks so much for your comments guys! Much much appreciated!
 
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