Posted by Mariola (guest) on Tue Mar 17 12:04:20 2009
Susan thinks this one would look good in B&W.
Posted by Harlan Stenn on Tue Jul 24 22:36:09 2007
depth of field
In hindsight I would have (also?) liked to have taken this picture at f8 on this camera.
Brian says this is a problem of a wide-angle shots taken by less than stellar optics. He recommends taking wide-angle shots like this using a camera that supports a much better lens.
Posted by Harlan Stenn on Sat Oct 28 15:38:52 2006
Crater Lake
These photos are breathtaking!
Posted by Guest on Mon Jun 5 15:03:11 2006
foreground
I like the hint of snow in the foreground, and wish that I had known that the contrast would have come out the way it did - the foreground trees are darker than I expected and the sky and water near the horizon are lighter than I expected.
Posted by Harlan Stenn on Sat Jun 3 19:43:07 2006
Looking back in time...
I wonder if this is an example of genetic memory or something.
I'm sure at least one more or less scientific paper could be written about this phenomenon.
Posted by Harlan Stenn on Wed Mar 29 00:40:45 2006
If only...
I wish I would have taken this at 200 or even 100 ISO...
I didn't learn about the ISO problem on my camera until later, as I recall.
Brian says this is a problem with the JPG compression at this ISO, and I can also fix this problem by shooting TIFF. I should also try using SHQ mode.
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Posted by Harlan Stenn on Sat Mar 18 17:24:29 2006
Re: Where is this?
Glad you liked it. I took the picture from the road to Castle Lake - it's probably Black Butte, just west of Mt. Shasta.
