Love to see "people" photos with X-Pan

[24x30]

www.josefisayo.com

Don't know anything about XPan ...

but I like your Portraits, there are some really strong ones.

/rudi

 

[djon]

Joseph...beautiful work!

www.josefisayo.com ...take another look at his website!

 

[ducttape]

ENOUGH ALREADY!!

I just bought an RD-1 but I am blown away by some of these images. They are incredible. What a tremendous perspective.

Can't you all stop finding equipment for me to drool over? :bang:

 

[Josef Isayo]

Thanks for all the complements guys!
I'm really going back to basics again shooting film and rangefinder cameras like I did when I started back in the late 80's. Though I make much of my living with Canon DSLR's, I plan on incorparating alot more film shooting in the near future with my Leica M6, Hasselblad X-Pan, and Mamiya 6.
This is really exciting again!


Josef


www.josefisayo.com

 

[NoTx]

Josef, Very nice. Have you done any traditional full length portraits with the 90 by chance? Nice enviromentals, especially.

 

[CJP6008]

There are a couple of interesting Xpan portraits by Kathy Harcome in the latest issue of Hasselblad News (issue 46)

 

[kbg32]

Here are a couple of xpan galleries on pbase which I like. Some have portrait shots.

http://www.pbase.com/keithbg/panorama&page=1
http://www.pbase.com/hortopth/xpan_and_horizon_202
http://www.pbase.com/image/46105904

Thanks Terence T!

Keith
kbg32

 

[NoTx]

There are a couple of interesting Xpan portraits by Kathy Harcome in the latest issue of Hasselblad News (issue 46)

Are they anywhere on the net?

 

[Panoramix]

After some googling, I found this stamp-sized picture of the Hasselblad News article on Kathy Harcom's web site:

http://www.kathyharcom.com/news.htm

Some XPan shots in her gallery, but only landscapes...

... hang on, they're in the 'people' gallery on her site!

Cheers, Panoramix