XPan Kodachrome English Lakes District Project

[dspeltz]

I am uploading several images from my Lakes District project I describe in the XPan section of the Hasselblad forum. I walked 57 miles over several days (in the rain, mist, sun) with my XPan in my pack along with a tripod and three lenses. They are all taken with Kodachrome 25.

 

[dspeltz]

More XPan Kodachrome Lakes District

Here are four more images from the Lakes District using Kodachrome 25 and an Xpan.

 

[Analog6]

Wonderful images, absolute crackers. Well done!

 

[polypal]

Hello David,

You went through a lot of trouble to get these images but that effort certainly paid off.
A tribute to the Xpan camera.
Thanks.

Paul

 

[dspeltz]

Tnx

This was a great project and healthy too (56 miles of hiking). Now I have to go back to walk Hadrian's Wall before I cannot get Kodachrome processed anymore!

David

 

[dspeltz]

Kodachrome xpan exhibit

The New Hampshire Institute of Art has accepted the series for a gallery show in the Spring of 2011. I am obviously quite pleased.

 

[polypal]

Congratulations David!

Hard work is rewarded by this invitation.
I am interested to hear more about the reactions and possibly awards for this series.


Paul

 

[jotloob]

Landscape

David

Great work .
My favourite is number 8 .
I have been to the Lake District but could not see anything within 2 days .
FOG ! ! !

Jürgen

 

[Analog6]

The New Hampshire Institute of Art has accepted the series for a gallery show in the Spring of 2011. I am obviously quite pleased.

Congratulations! I'd be pleased too. It's an area I hope to visit one day, such a beautiful area. Would those who have been there recommend autumn (my preference) or spring as best time to visit?

 

[PhysEd]

Wonderful images, absolute crackers. Well done!

Indeed, especially the colours are impressive. My personal favourite is picture 4.

Thanks for sharing
Cheers
Mike

 

[1000F]

congrats on the fantastic images. my favorite is this one:

Once I finish university I will be on the lookout for an Xpan as a treat for myself (that is, if I don't convince myself that I need an SWC before the end of my degree!)

 

[dspeltz]

tnx

Thanks all for the comments. It makes it worth the worn out shoes and wet clothing. I left just in time. Worst weather in decades with major floods after I left the last week in September.