Thanks for the compliments! Where I was most interested,is to see if
one defined the expanse of a landscape by the horizon. While the first
shot does have a "horizon" of sorts by the tracks, it is in reality
looking perpendicular to the horizon.
The second shot does show the horizon, has some city in the foreground,
park in the middle, and then Lake Michigan(seascape?) in the background.
The snow scene is maybe a bit more blue that the actual slide, but I
believe it was Provia F or Velvia, so it will tend that way in low
light. Info: OM-2n w/ 50/1.8. early morn in Jan. 2001
The shot towards the lake was taken w/ the 16/3.5 and cropped for
composition (a little off the right) also with the same film and at the
same time.
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