About the Photographer
I began shooting conventional panoramas in early 2000. My first images were shot with ultralarge format sheet film cameras—an 8"x16" and later a 7"x17". After a brief stint using a 6 cm x 12 cm Noblex in 2004, I started to work with digital capture, stitching 6-8 frames to create rectilinear panos.
While the majority of my work is now done by digital capture I still occasionally shoot with a 6 cm x 17 cm film camera as well as 5" x 7" view camera.
More panoramas (QTVR and traditional) as well as my platinum-palladium work can be seen on my website at www.rogerhein.com
http://www.rogerhein.com
Contributions:
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wwp1209: Best Of 2009 / Full-Screen
- Tiger Boys
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Guelph, Ontario, Canada
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wwp909: Performing Arts / Full-Screen
- Parkwood Estate
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Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
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wwp609: Time / Full-Screen
- Mennonite Meeting House
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Altona, Ontario, Canada
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wwp309: Diversity / Full-Screen
- Wetland
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Pickering, Ontario, Canada
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wwp1208: Best Of 2008 / Full-Screen
- Pig's Ear Tavern
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Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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wwp908: Color / Full-Screen
- Badlands
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Cheltenham, Ontario, Canada
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wwp608: Elevation / Full-Screen
- Lock #41
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Gamebridge, Ontario, Canada
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wwp308: Beginnings / Full-Screen
- David Dunlap Observatory
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Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada
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wwp108: Wrinkle Tribute / Full-Screen
- Memorial Park
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Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
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wwp1207: Best of 2007 / Full-Screen
- Planing Mill
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Sebringville, Ontario, Canada
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wwp907: Sustenance / Full-Screen
- Three
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Brantford, Ontario, Canada
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