Norman Mauskopf and the Xpan

[boilerdoc2]

Attended a LHSA meeting in Santa Fe and saw NM the final evening. He had some awesome Xpan works that he shared with us. Now to get the darned thing pried loose from my wife's hands......
Steve

 

[PlantedTao]

Wow, just checked out his wesite...some great Xpan shots and others.
Really liked his Dark Horse photos. makes me want to go out, bet on some horses, and fire a roll off on my xpan 🙂

 

[AusDLK]

I consider Norman to be a friend and mentor. He has been working with me for awhile now.

Check his site. Buy one of his books. Buy two.

 

[Ali Riza Kutlu]

Nice stuff indeed.

Michael von Graffenried

also has some good stuff on his website, you also can watch the video though which is quite nice. Ahhh, hopefull I am going to get one hassy in this week.

PS: Also, check this cool photographer

 

[AusDLK]

Ali --

Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you.

The film is great. Ceylan's photos are great.

Makes me want to put away all other cameras, grab the Xpan, put on the 30mm lens, and forget I have anything else.

I noticed that while Michael has the 30mm viewfinder on his camera, he doesn't ever seem to use it...

 

[boilerdoc2]

Funny I should get a response from 'Planted Tao'! We were in Taos Pueblo during the meeting. Neat place for sure. Needed more time. Went to the 'Verve' Photo studio in Santa Fe and picked up some of Norman's books. Gotta go back. Also went to the 'PhotoEye' Studio. Amazing place!!!! Prints and books all over the place. Photogasms galore!
Steve

 

[emraphoto]

ali
both websites were awesome! the one you posted and your own! really, really cool work you should be proud of!
thanx for the link!
john

 

[Ali Riza Kutlu]

you are welcome guys,

I appreciated a lot as well... Ali