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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 2/15/2004
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John, this is in reply to your comment on the Castle Combe pan. The one thing you cannot do with swing-lens panorama cameras (unlike fixed-lens cameras with rectilinear lenses like the Xpan) is tilt them up or down. The result is a vertiginously curved horizon. It is absolute death in architectural shots! I wanted the river in the foreground, and that more or less dictated the angle. There is a TX-1 shot of the same place elsewhere in my portfolio if you have the patience to look for it. There's less of a problem with the sky in that one but it's still not ideal.
By the way, this beautiful scene has typical Velvia saturation, even a little over the top. Were you deliberately slightly underexposing it?
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Donna Johnson
{K:9906} 12/19/2003
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Very nice composition and lovely scene - love those puffy clouds. It seems a bit dark to me, though.
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Sarah Hansegard
{K:4332} 12/18/2003
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Beautiful scene and colors!!!
Sarah
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Graciela Pierre
{K:7318} 12/18/2003
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Beautiful landscape, very well composed. Nice sky.
Regards from Buenos Aires
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John Barclay
{K:3650} 12/18/2003
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Upper state New York near Glens Falls.
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Yvonne Ng
{K:80} 12/18/2003
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Where is this place? Its really beautiful!
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