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Samantha Lightner
{K:698} 6/17/2004
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absolutely beautiful!
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 6/14/2004
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Yes, this is beautiful, although I couldn't have guessed how it was produced... nice to visit your portfolio again, John. It's been a while... I've been getting too busy earning a living to really enjoy Usefilm.
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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 6/10/2004
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Very good results indeed. Xpan is a fun format, and panning is a good idea with all these vertical structures. One thought could be to pan downwards to create a stronger sense of "lift" in the flowers. I like the slight angle in the line where the flowers end and the forest takes over.
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John Charlton
{K:5595} 6/5/2004
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Way to pan the pan John. If I ever get back into film it will be because of this camera.
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Sarah Hansegard
{K:4332} 6/3/2004
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Beautiful symmetry and movement-your X-Pan shots are wonderful.
The colors have come out so vibrant too.
Sarah
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Gerry Pacher
{K:7303} 6/2/2004
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Dear John, this is a wondeful composition. I like it very much. Great work!
Regards, Gerry
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Linn Currie
{K:24426} 6/2/2004
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Another Johan Barclay image and lesson that went to my favourite folder!
John, thank you for sharing your photographic secrets, recipes and skills. You are an inspiration to me!
This image has a beautiful dreamy effect and the beauty of it is that it is done with the camera and not with PS filters. That makes it a masterpiece in my book.
One day, hopefully, I will be able to do something as great as this work. Well done!
Linn
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John McCallum
{K:1856} 6/2/2004
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Very nice result John. To achieve this on Velvia 50 is very clever I think. Thumbs up.
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