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Subject: RE: [OM] Snowbound, Uninspired and Cabin-Fevered [was: Unofficial Olympus Gallery: New submissions and additions to existing submissions]
From: "Ron Spolarich" <caesar2@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 18:50:12 -0500
John: Your URL is taking me somewhere other than Oly land!

RonS


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[mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of John A. Lind
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 11:50 AM
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Subject: [OM] Snowbound, Uninspired and Cabin-Fevered [was: Unofficial
Olympus Gallery: New submissions and additions to existing submissions]
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Snowbound, uninspired and cabin-fevered, I was also getting sick and tired
of being sick and tired.  So, realizing if one cannot make the weather one
can let the weather make the photography.  I had just acquired an OM-1n
with 50/1.4 MC and they were burning a hole through the camera bag just
waiting to be tested. Donned parka, mittens and mukluks, slung the camera
bag and tripod over the shoulder and set out to rescue myself from cabin
fever.

The following resulted:
http://members.xoom.com/_XMCM/johnlind/olympus/olympusgallery/olympusgallery
4.html
[paste the URL back together if it wraps]

See the last six or seven in the gallery.  I won't claim anything
spectacular came out of it, but at least some of it was great night
practice under less than ideal conditions and it cured the cabin fever.
BTW, if you need a convenient pedestrian and nobody _else_ is that insane
to be out that late in sub-zero (F) weather, then use the self-timer.

-- John

At 08:43 2/13/00 , Dirk Wright wrote:
>
>At 07:05 2/13/00 , Joe Richards wrote:
>>So, does anyone have suggestions as to how to break myself out of a
>>photographic drought?  Between stresses from school (damn thesis) and
>>the ugly boston winter, I've barely touched my camera in the last month
>>or two.  When we actually had some snow, I did shoot half a roll of
>>film (dusk / night around MIT campus / looking across the river to
>>boston), but I just can't seem to get myself excited about it.  What
>>do you guys do when / if this happens to you?
>>
>>joey
>
>Yeah, me too. The last roll I did was interesting though. I did some night
>time sences in the snow. The snow reflects enough light at night to make
for
>some interesting effects. The mixed color temperatures of the various
lights
>also adds interest. The street lights emit a nice green color, and the
homes
>nearby of course had the amber of incandescent light. I also did some self
>portraits, boning up for the big event this week I suppose. Other than
that,
>I'm not inspired. I'm sick of snow already. I don't know how the people in
>Canada, New England, and Scandinavia deal with it. We've only had snow on
>the ground for about 3 weeks, I think, I've lost track by now....looking
>forward to Spring....

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