safe haven for tiny formats

[chassis]

400 TX print on mg classic

Excellent composition and craftsmanship.

[Jim Galli]

400 TX print on mg classic

The grain is compelling. We used to struggle to avoid graininess and now I find my feelings about that have changed. Very nice.

[Ken Lee]

Maine Coast, Sept 2017

[Jim Galli]

Maine Coast, Sept 2017

Beautiful Ken. Looks like a scene from a Jane Austen story. Timeless.

[D-tach]

Maine Coast, Sept 2017

Wonderful!

[goamules]

[Erik Larsen]

The grain is compelling. We used to struggle to avoid graininess and now I find my feelings about that have changed. Very nice.

Thanks Chassis

Yeah Jim is it quite grainy which is the only reason I use 35mm for the grit. A change of pace from grainless 8x10 I normally use. I enjoy the different formats for very different reasons.

[austin granger]

Great photos David and Austin!
Austin; this is like an opening scene of a scifi movie or something. Grand and crazy at the same time.

Thanks jp! Yes, the drive to get to that point was pretty torturous (especially in a rented mini-van) and at first I was disappointed that it was so smoky. Honestly though, the picture probably turned out more interesting than it would have otherwise. Thanks again.

[austin granger]

I think the XPan is a good camera for cars in their environment:

Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Abandoned Car, near Troy, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Jim Galli]

I think the XPan is a good camera for cars in their environment:

If that fat fender Chebby was a coupe, someone would have rescued it.