Overview
Over the years I've used many systems to meet my various creative goals and technical challenges. I shoot both film and digital. For my black and white work I shoot film, developed in my darkroom and scanned on a system I invented to give me an extremely high resolution digital file. I print using a technique called Piezography on a modified Epson Printer.
For my panoramic images, I wasn't happy with the equipment available so I designed my own. I pieced it together to keep it lightweight and robust. An Arca Swiss P0 ball-head is the base, to which an L-braket is placed that has a vertical rotating plate-head. The camera is mounted vertically to this plate, which allows me to pivot the camera vertically, while the PO ball-head lets me rotate the camera on the horizontal. It's small, lightweight and works beautifully.
Photography Equipment
Film Setup
Hasselblad 501, with a 45' prism
Hasselblad 903 SWC
ONDU 6x12 Pinhole
Zeiss Hasselblad lenses; 38mm*, 50mm, 80mm, 120mm, 150mm
Arca Swiss P0 ball-head
Gitzo carbon fiber tripod, 4x leg extension
Minolta F Spotmeter
LEE filtration setup
LEE soft/hard split ND
polarizer
Various ND
LEE #8, #11, #12, #25 filter
Ilford Delta 100
Kodak 160NC
Digital Setup
Nikon D810
Nikon D600
28mm AIS Nikon manual
40mm Voigtlaender
50mm AF Nikon
58mm Voigtlaender
60mm Nikon AF
85mm AF Nikon
105mm AF Nikon
L-bracket & nodal slider for panoramic
Printing Setup
Converted Epson 3880
Piezography black ink set
Jon Cone Type 5 & Type 2 Paper
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