New at Studio 3 - Landscapes from a
100-year-old Panoram Kodak 4 D
I love the panoramic image format and enjoy learning how to get the best from this 100-year-old technology. Used to wonderful effect by the great Czech photographer Josef Sudek in the 1950s for his series of Prague city and its surroundings. I have long admired Sudek’s still-life work and have been inspired to try this panoramic format.
In this camera, the lens swings across the view and projects the image through a rectangular aperture onto a curved film surface (125mm radius). Each frame is 12 inches by 4 inches on single sheets of orthochromatic AGFA X-ray film (ISO100).
I make individual contact prints from the negatives onto vintage paper to achieve the aged look I am after.
Framed landscape views of Weston Super Mare, Clevedon, Bristol and South Wales are newly available this Spring in Studio 3.
In this camera, the lens swings across the view and projects the image through a rectangular aperture onto a curved film surface (125mm radius). Each frame is 12 inches by 4 inches on single sheets of orthochromatic AGFA X-ray film (ISO100).
I make individual contact prints from the negatives onto vintage paper to achieve the aged look I am after.
Framed landscape views of Weston Super Mare, Clevedon, Bristol and South Wales are newly available this Spring in Studio 3.
