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It is a landscape. Has the nun at the entrance to the harbor in it.
And I did freeze myself getting Winter Rockweed. I've actually thought about
having the slide drum scanned to see if some of those highlights can be
recovered. The scan from which my print was made was done on an Epson 2450, I
think, which while excellent for 6x9 and 4x6, pretty much sucked at 35mm. The
camera was an OM-2n, the lens a 50 3.5 macro.
--Bob Whitmire
www.bobwhitmire.com
On Jan 20, 2011, at 1:16 AM, Moose wrote:
> On 1/19/2011 11:51 AM, Bob Whitmire wrote:
>> One of my best selling prints was shot at -10F. The estimable E-1 with
>> 50-200.
>>
>> This isn't exactly it, but close. (I think when I put up the limited print,
>> I took down the other one.)
>>
>> http://www.bobwhitmire.com/page1/page10/page10.html
>>
>> Sea Smoke at Sunrise. Damned cold morning.<g>
>
> Is the other landscape? That's what I think I remember. I know I liked both,
> and I am unlikely to ever see that
> phenomenon in person. ;-)
>
> I'm sitting here looking at one of my other old winter favorites, "Winter
> Rockweed". As I recall, you almost froze
> important parts of yourself getting that one, too. :-)
>
> I only bought the 3.5x5" one, partly for cost control and partly because it
> doesn't hold up all that well very large and
> I don't think I saw the next size up. That was a film shot, wasn't it? Maybe
> a new scan and processing, applying all
> you've learned since, would improve it significantly?
>
> Moose
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