Archive for the ‘Nashville’ tag
Nashville Cumberland River – Widelux
The Widelux camera allowed me to capture both downtown Nashville and Nissan Stadium across the river in one panoramic shot.
Widelux – Nashville Pedestrian Bridge
A limitation of the Widelux camera is its inability to manage light flare effectively. By positioning the sun behind the bridge in this photograph, I was able to work around this issue while still capturing both the bridge and downtown Nashville.
Lower Broadway, Nashville
Nashville’s lower Broadway at dusk shot on Rollei RPX 400 film.
Nashville Parthenon
Nashville’s Parthenon shot on a Widelux 35mm panoramic camera with Ilford SFX Infrared 200 film
Nashville Municipal Auditorium
A Day To Remember on stage at Nashville Municipal Auditorium. Shot on Widelux 35mm panoramic camera with Cinestill 800T
TSU Graduate School
The TSU Avon Williams Campus in Nashville, Tennessee was built in 1966, and designed by the architectural firm ESa (Earl Swensson Associates).
A Day To Remember Concert
A Day to Remember at Nashville Municipal Auditorium. Shot on Widelux 35mm panoramic camera.
The Dead South at The Ryman Auditorium
The Dead South performing at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville TN. Shot on a Widelux panoramic film camera with Cinestill 800T.
The Dead South, The Ryman Auditorium
The Dead South perform at the Ryman Auditorium in downtown Nashville. Shot on a Widelux 35mm panoramic camera.
The Ryman Auditorium – Widelux
Photographing the Ryman Auditorium with a standard 35mm frame wouldn’t capture its full essence. However, by using the Widelux camera, I was able to create a sweeping panoramic image that includes the stage, the upper balcony, and the stained glass at the back of the room.
Cashville Widelux
Waiting for that decisive moment to swing the Widelux’s panoramic lens across this scene and capture the person walking centered under the downtown Nashville “Cashville” sign.
Nashville Charlotte Ave Old Fire Hall
The now demolished old fire hall on Charlotte Ave, Nashville Tennessee.
