Tag Archives: panoramarama

A nice write up in Matt’s XPan series.

April 16, 2015 by mspau 0 Comments

http://fototheque.com/xpanphotographers/damian-young/ Some serious XPan loving… Matt Joseph is doing a series of interviews with photographers who use XPan cameras. Interesting insight into the very different world of panoramarama!

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Mr Xpan – Fotodudenz (Matthew Joseph) Interview

March 14, 2015 by mspau 8 Comments

Matt is an accomplished wide angle photographer, using some pretty special gear. Here is what I learnt by spending an hour with him at the Spread Eagle Hotel in Richmond whilst his partner attended her weekly “Richmond Knitters” stitch and bitch at the same pub… How did you get into photography? It was an accident, a […]

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Featured Image – Matthew Joseph – Panoramarama

October 17, 2014 by mspau 2 Comments

From the Photographer – Matthew Joseph “This shot is a particular favourite of mine, I took it in March 2005 in Brisbane. I was wandering around the Queen Street Mall and walked into the Myers Centre, I used to come here when I was younger. I wanted to take some above view photos of people […]

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Cropping an Image to Explore New Formats

June 29, 2014 by mspau 0 Comments

Getting composition right when under pressure to “take the shot” can be challenging for a lot of photographers, both experienced and not so experienced. Making sure the focus point is where it needs to be, for example, can lead to a bit of “centre” heavy composing – where the subject is smack, bang in the […]

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Holga Panoramic

June 21, 2014 by mspau 1 Comment

This is one big ass piece of plastic. Seriously, this thing is massive! The Holga Pan 120 takes medium format film and shoots 6cm x 12cm negs – yes, 60mm x 120mm! The camera technically has a 90mm fixed focal length lens – the best estimate I could find for 35mm equivalency was a 29mm […]

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