the XPan experience
Delicate Arch
Inversion
Mesa Arch, Canyonlands
Mount Regan, Sawtooth Wilderness
Oxbow, Tetons
Payette River
Ponytail Falls
Redfish Creek, Sawtooths
Toxaway Lake, Sawtooth Wilderness
Most of my personal work is landscapes. Often this involves backpacking to the location I want to photograph. Therefore the relatively compact (compared to my Pentax 67) and rugged reputation of the Hasselblad Xpan panoramic camera appealed to me. As soon as I started shooting with the wide angle 30mm lens (about what a 17mm would view along the long axis in normal 35mm SLR) I was hooked. The combination of the panoramic format with the 30mm wide angle is usually how the scene "feels" to me as I look at it.
by: Fred Stillings (USA)
More about the Hasselblad XPan here
COPYRIGHT NOTICE ©2011
Copyright © Fred Stillings . All rights reserved. This photo is not to be
used as free stock. Use without written consent by the author (Fred Stillings) is
illegal and punishable by law
Delicate Arch
Inversion
Mesa Arch, Canyonlands
Mount Regan, Sawtooth Wilderness
Oxbow, Tetons
Payette River
Ponytail Falls
Redfish Creek, Sawtooths
Toxaway Lake, Sawtooth Wilderness
Most of my personal work is landscapes. Often this involves backpacking to the location I want to photograph. Therefore the relatively compact (compared to my Pentax 67) and rugged reputation of the Hasselblad Xpan panoramic camera appealed to me. As soon as I started shooting with the wide angle 30mm lens (about what a 17mm would view along the long axis in normal 35mm SLR) I was hooked. The combination of the panoramic format with the 30mm wide angle is usually how the scene "feels" to me as I look at it.
by: Fred Stillings (USA)
More about the Hasselblad XPan here
COPYRIGHT NOTICE ©2011
Copyright © Fred Stillings . All rights reserved. This photo is not to be
used as free stock. Use without written consent by the author (Fred Stillings) is
illegal and punishable by law
