During a brief visit to Savannah, Georgia, while collaborating with a colleague on an architectural photoshoot, I seized the opportunity to capture some images of the city’s downtown using my Widelux camera. Below are a few photographs featuring the iconic Lucas Theatre from that series.
Waterton Lakes National Park shot on the Widelux F7 and hand processed.
Another great use of the widelux camera, showing the entire space in one shot! Here’s master craftsman Elliot Mereski in his wood working shop.
Construction of the new Scotia bank on 1st Ave in Lethbridge, shot on the widelux panoramic camera.
North Lethbridge’s old Save On Foods Building, now vacant.
Sunrise hike in the mountains. Widelux shot was taken from the top of Bears hump. 
Our two Golden Retrievers on the hike up Table Mountain. Shot on Ilford B&W film.
I’m fortunate to have been raised at the tail end of the film era and trained in traditional photography. To this day I still love shooting film! This year I finally constructed a small darkroom in my basement and started hand processing all my own black and white film. Here’s a recent contact sheet from a hike up Table Mountain.
