For those unfamiliar with the Travelling Canonet project, you can read about it here. We have over 50 photographers on 4 continents taking/waiting to take part. Two Canonets are involved, each travelling in a different direction. Participants take 5 (or more) shots and send the camera on to the next person on the list. Previous …
Travelling from Tysvær to Lake Starnberg – Roll #4 from the Original Canonet Read More
Borders slow things down. For this film, the original Canonet had to cross a customs border. That delay is a good part of why this is only the third roll from this camera. The camera dissapeared for long enought that I thought we might have lost it. Eventually, it showed up. For those late to …
Travelling from Rochester to Vedevåg – the third roll from the Original Canonet Read More
You can read about the Travelling Canonet project here. We have over 50 photographers on 4 continents waiting to take part. Two Canonets are involved, each travelling in a different direction. Participants take 5 or more shots and send the camera on to the next person on the list. Previous pictures from the first, second, third and fourth rolls from this camera and the first and second rolls from the Original Canonet are also available on 35mmc.
You can read about the Travelling Canonet project here. We have over 50 photographers on 4 continents waiting to take part. Two Canonets are involved, each travelling in a different direction. Participants take 5 or more shots and send the camera on to the next person on the list. Previous pictures from the first, second and third rolls from this camera and the first and second rolls from the Original Canonet are also available on 35mmc.
This article covers the fourth roll taken with the Canonet 28 as it makes its way south down the eastern United States.
You can read about the Travelling Canonet project here. We have over 50 photographers on 4 continents waiting to take part. Two Canonets are involved, each travelling in a different direction. The idea is to take 5 or more shots and then send the camera on to the next person on the list.
The two Canonets being used in this project are at different ends of the same path. The Canonet 28 has crossed the North American continent twice: the original Canonet has travelled less miles, although it has still pictured some diverse scenes.
Below are shots from 6 separate photographers, which strikes me as a great haul.
