#6x17 panoramic

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The Cookhouse.

A few frames of 6x9 and one 6x17 of this old abandoned cookhouse in Central Otago - it was just a joy to shoot. Especially when the old farmer showed up and let me into the paddock to get up close!

📷: EB617 MkII & Fuji GW690II

🎞️: Kodak Ektacolor Pro400

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First light, just starting to touch the boat.

Chroma Camera SIX17, 90mm F/8 Super Angulon, BWXX CineStillFilm. This roll had only two images of the four that worked, due to user error.

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Moeraki boulders on 6x17 film.

📷: EB617 MkII & Nikkor 150mm f/5.6

🎞️: Ilford Delta 100

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A couple of 6x17 panoramas from the new camera. Pretty happy with how these turned out. The other two rolls of film were disappointing 😂

Stoked to have a 6x17 camera to shoot with, film panoramic format has been a want for many years.

Check out the new Instagram: grainandglass.nz

📷: EB617

🎞️: Kodak Gold 200

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Photographed both of these historic railway buildings on digital last year, and the smaller one on 6x9 back in January. Finally happy to have committed both to film in panoramic 6x17 format.

There are a few more just like these dotted around Central Otago, I’m sure I’ll find my way to them with the Pano cam before long!

📷: EB617

🎞️: Kodak Gold 200

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A nice evening at Lake Heron yesterday with the 6x17. Shot four rolls, two colour and two B&W - which I’ll process later this week.

📷: EB617 MkII

🎞️: Kodak Portra 160

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The Historic Hyde railhouse

Known for being close to the location of NZs second worse rail disaster in 1943 (at the time it had the title of worst) where 21 passengers lives were ended and a further 47 injured of the 113 people on board.

The rail house is no longer situated on an active railway, instead is a stop along with Otago Central Rail Trail for cyclists, runners and Horseback riders

📷: EB617

🎞️: Kodak Portra 160