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[Araakii]

Taken in Mexico City

 

[Monz]

Walking the Walk by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm swing-lens, HP5+, ISO800, Rodinal 1+50, 16m, 20C]

 

[Monz]

Walking the Walk [2] by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm swing-lens, TMax ISO 400, Rodinal 1+50, 10m, 20C]
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[Ronald_H]

Lomography Spinner 360, Kodak Tri-X 400, developed in Kodak HC-110 solution 'B' for 7.5min @ 20 degrees.


Lomography Spinner & Kodak Tri-X 400 by Ronald_H, on Flickr

 

[Monz]

Walking the Walk [3] by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm, Fuji Superia ISO 400]

 

[Monz]

The Alfa Sandwich by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm, Fuji Superia ISO 400]

 

[Benjamin Marks]

The Ap Gap in Vermont, M8 stitched files. Wish I had a Widelux

Route 22A, Sunset over Lake Champlain, September 2009
M8, stitched files.

 

[Benjamin Marks]

M9, 21/2.8 ZM cropped, cropped, cropped. But seriously, the original is quite a bit larger than flickr's largest allowed size.

Actually taken from the doorway of ICP in NYC on Sixth Avenue during a visit last year.

 

[Monz]

Busted by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm, Fuji Superia ISO 400]

 

[zthee]

Hasselblad Xpan 45mm Fuji Velvia 50 xpro

 

[whitecat]

 

[jan normandale]

here's some Xpan stuff...


chair with red back by jannx, on Flickr


and a vertical in BW....


A City Renewal Project: 03 by jannx, on Flickr

 

[Monz]

The Paparazzi by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm f2.8, Fuji Superia ISO 200]

 

[Paddy C]

here's some Xpan stuff...


chair with red back by jannx, on Flickr

This is really interesting. Great use of the format to produce something quite unusual.

 

[didjiman]

Part of my ongoing Chinatown series:
http://www.richardmanphoto.com/Portfolio/Chinatown_web.pdf

 

[randolph45]

Fred n Eileens back porch view

Fred n Eileens back porch view

Fred n Eileens back porch view

 

[Ronald_H]

Lomography Spinner:


SGB, Lomography Spinner by Ronald_H, on Flickr

 

[zthee]

Hasselblad Xpan 45mm Ilford Pan F Plus 50 Kodak D76 1:3 15 min.

 

[didjiman]

Ready to blast off. 60's Cadillac

 

[Monz]

The Janus Effect 1 by *monz*, on Flickr

[Widelux F7, 26mm f2.8 swing lens, Fuji Superia ISO 200]

Inspired by Jeff Bridges' comedy/tragedy portraits (www.jeffbridges.com/crazyheartbook18.html), I decided to have a go at doing double portraits with my Widelux F7. Here is my first attempt. Basically you set the shutter speed to 1/15th sec. At this speed, the turret takes 4 to 5 seconds to complete the swing. This enables you to recompose mid-swing and capture two images of the same subject!