The Long Square Project

Welcome to the 2010 Traveling Panoramic Camera Adventure...

A panorama camera was shared among 16 photographers throughout the USA and the UK and the resulting images and experiences were shared on the long square project flickr group.


Here’s the plan.

Shoot a roll of film with this camera.
After your film is processed, post your results in the pool.

After you are finished shooting your film send the camera to the next person on the list.

However-There is a little twist to this adventure.

We were not to post our 'best' picture to the flickr page until everyone had used the camera.
Posting it after everyone had a chance to use the camera. Becky will let us know when the time comes.
She'll then make a gallery for the best shots and pick a winner from the bunch. The prize will be a goodie box with a panoramic camera, an assortment of film and some other surprises.

Specs for the camera we are using:
28mm fixed two element lens
1/125 shutter f/11
13 x 36 mm panorama mask
*** Please don’t permanently alter the camera in any way.
And please leave the address list in the box with the camera.



The instructions were:

Feel free to use one of the rolls of film included in the box with the camera. If you prefer using your own film that’s okay too. But help yourself to one of the rolls and leave the remaining rolls in the box when you forward it to the next person on the list.

Have fun!

BTW- If you want to shoot more than one roll of your own film, say some B&W or slide stuff, please do!


My fellow adventurers are:

Andy Schmitt NJ
Brian Krummel PA
Peter Schafer WV
Meredith Shinko Ensell OH
Angie Harris OH
David Lindley OH
Bill Bressler MI
Karen Taylor TX
Warren Harold TX
Randy Ray Cathey TX
Diane Martin Peterson ID
Robert Williams NM
Steve Welch NM
Ariel Boston NM
Phil Bebbington UK
Shari Baker UK



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Haphazart! Magazine now available




Finally, the magazine is complete and available to ORDER!
HAPHAZART! MAGAZINE is a collaborative book project with Christian Kinzler, Mark Sullivan and Krystina Stimakovits. It is the first of the series - each quarter a new editorial team take on the role of putting together an edition! This issue is one hundred and twenty pages, has five featured artists, four contributing writers and over thirty photographers packed between the pages of this, the very first issue!

The magazine complements the online Haphazart! Contemporary Abstracts flickr group.
The online group can be found at www.flickr.com/groups/haphazart   

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altfotonet pictures+music blog post


Image included in the altfotonet blog.

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