31 August, 2026
Wider Horizons – Making Panoramic Images
When photographers talk about “going wide”, the typical assumption is that they are referring to using lenses with shorter focal lengths. Yet many pictures that “feel” wide– suc...
15 August, 2026
Panoramas in the Flinders with a Nikon F2
There has been some nice discussion on 35mmc recently about panoramas. I like the way that people have been discussing the aesthetics of their creations and the various means by...
20 July, 2026
Minolta P’s Review – More And Less for Pocket Panoramics
The concept of doing more with less is nothing new; in many ways, it’s a fundamental principle of good design. That fact is readily apparent when it comes to the tools we use in...
7 May, 2026
Shooting Pano on a Hasselblad
There have been more than a few interesting posts over the last couple of months exploring various approaches to shooting in a panoramic format, including Simon Foale’s pi...
The writer’s block is a real thing – even more so when you are not a writer. But this “not-a-writer” writer had to make a choice about the desire to share his photographic...
So there was this guy who took it upon himself to hike from the Atlantic Ocean all the way down to the Mediterranean, following the Pyrenean long-distance mountain trail, all of...
There’s something quietly addictive about panoramic film photography. The way it stretches time and space across a single frame feels very different from shooting standard forma...
26 March, 2026
Xpan on the Cheap
Some recent articles on 35mmc and elsewhere brought to my attention the marvels of the Hasselblad Xpan, also sold as the Fujifilm TX-1. It can expose a frame of 65 x 24mm on 35m...