About the Site
Galleries: Landscape,
Travel,
and 360°iPIX
The galleries showcase Randy Kerr's most celebrated photographs. To
"walk through" a gallery simply click the desired number of
images per page (8, 12 or 16) based on your connection speed and screen
size.
Beneath each thumbnail you'll find a photograph's serial number, title
and location. To enlarge an image, click on the thumbnail. In the
enlarged view you will find technical information: film format, camera,
and available resolution. You can return to the current gallery or
choose the next (or previous) image to view the gallery as a slide show.
To send a gallery or an enlarged image select "Send this page to a
friend" and an email will be generated with the current page's
address.
myGallery
Use this feature to create a custom gallery of your favorite images for
purchase or to share with others.
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To add an image to myGallery click "add" found
beneath a thumbnail; click "remove" to remove an image.
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To save a collection of images for future viewing simply create
a bookmark (or favorite) for your myGallery page. Opening the bookmark
will reload your saved images.
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To send your favorite images to others choose "Send this
page to a friend" and an email with your myGallery page address
will be automatically generated.
Search
and Advanced Search
Using the Search and Advanced Search features you can view hundreds of
images in addition to those found in the galleries. Simply enter a
description (keyword or location) and click "Go." Images
matching your search field will appear in gallery format. For a more
precise search use the Advanced Search feature. This enables you specify
criteria including keywords, format (film, digital), date, and
orientation (vertical, horizontal).
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Search tip: If you click on an image's geographic location, this site
will automatically look for additional images from that area. For
example, a photograph taken in Seattle,
Washington, United
States, is conveniently linked to other images in that city, state and
country.
Purchase
This page details how to purchase prints online and how to license images for commercial publication.
Contact
Do you have comments or questions for Randy? Do you have feedback about
this site? This page provides the necessary contact information.
Special thanks to Beam
Design, Todd Jennings, Altrec, and iPIX
Corp. for helping make this site and the images on it possible.
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About the Photographic Equipment
While a growing number of images on this site are from digital
originals, the vast majority are high-quality digital scans of
transparency film images shot using the photographic equipment listed
below. Beneath each enlarged image the Technical Info field details the
camera and lens used for that particular photograph.
• 35mm
- Leica M6 rangefinder with 24mm f2.8 Asph, 35mm 1.4 Asph, and 90mm f2.8
lenses. Canon EOS 1N with 17-35mm f2.8 L, 28-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS, 100-400mm f5.6 IS L lenses. Nikon 8008s with 24mm
f2.8,
35-70mm f3.5-5.6, and 80-200mm f2.8 ED lenses.
• 6x7 - Pentax 67 with 45mm f4, 55mm f4, 165mm f2.8, and
200mm f4 lenses.
• 4x5
- Toho Machine Co. 45A ultralight monorail
field camera (pictured on homepage) with Schneider 75mm f5.6 Super-Angulon, 135mm f5.6
APO-Symmar, 210 f8 G-Claron, and Nikkor 300m f9 lenses. Fuji
Quickload film holder.
• iPIX™
- Pentax PZ-70 (film) body with Sigma 8mm f4
180-degree fisheye lens and iPIX™ film rotator.
• Digital
- Kodak DCS460 and DCS520 digital SLR cameras with various Nikon and
Canon lenses respectively.
• Film and Accessories
- Fuji Velvia and Provia
transparency films, Kodak Ektapress film (for iPIX scanning), Gitzo
Mountaineer carbon fiber tripod, Velbon tripod head.
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