It’s been a long time since I posted the last 6×17 panorama. Now here comes another one. Captured on a trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles last year just an hour before sundown. As far as I remember, this must be some miles ahead of Santa Barbara.
Fuji GX617, EBC Fujinon SWD 90mm F/5.6
Just a snapshot from the upper deck of a sightseeing bus. Like so often the bridge is hiding itself in heavy fog.
(Fujifilm GX617, Ilford Delta 100)
I’m a little bit obsessed about the architecture of the O2-Tower here. This one was shot handheld using a radical perspective.
(FUJI G617, ILFORD Delta 100)
Finally I managed to get the holiday-in-San Francisco-films to the laboratory. 27 by the number. That means 108 frames as there are 4 frames on every roll of film when using a 6×17 panorama kit. Yes, FOUR. Not really a lot compared to the masses of pictures most people shoot with their digital stuff. They’ll be finished early next week. The films, not the people.
Two couples lazing on the green along the river on a summer afternoon.
(Fuji G617, Ilford Delta 100)
We’re getting well structured and symnetric with this panorama-shot of a logistics company in Ueberherrn near Voelklingen, Saarland.
(Fuji GX 617 w/ f5.6 / 90 mm, Ilford Delta 100)
Shot in an underground garage in the Olympic Village in Munich.
(Fuji G617, heavily overdued Kodak E100)
An industrial plant at the river Rhine, somewhere in-between the cities of Bonn and Koblenz.
Shot handheld from the deck of a day tour vessel.
(Fuji G617, Ilford Delta 100)
Shot during a boatcruise on the river Rhine earlier this year.
(Fuji G617, Ilford Delta 100)
An industrial plant near Voelklingen, Saarland. Taken on my way back home after shooting a wedding there.
(FUJI GX617 w/ f5.6/90 mm, Ilford Delta 100)
For the weekend: a panorama-sundown I shot last year. Enjoy and have fun everybody.
