Thanks, Bruce.
Jostein
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From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jostein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:35 PM
Subject: Re: Paw: Another Lighthouse (was Re: PAW -- The Light at Saybrook
Point (Burough of Fenwick))
This, I like, very much! Great
Hi!
J It's an image I'm very fond of myself, but I know others don't see as much
J in it as I do. I may have posted it here earlier, so bear with me if you
J have seen it before.
Indeed you should be. The only thing I can rant about is that it is a
cropped slide rather than true panorama image
Brilliant photograph, Jostien. My favorite kind.
All the best
Jens Bladt
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Fra: Jostein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 18. marts 2004 21:07
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Emne: Paw: Another Lighthouse (was Re: PAW --
frank theriault wrote:
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I meant to ask you in my previous post, where exactly is this Saybrook
Point? Is the Borough of Fenwick in Mass, or am I way off base, here?
The Borough of Fenwick is part of Old Saybrook CT. There are three
things about it that make it interesting.
1.)
Just for you Frank, a few more lighthouse photos...
The first is from St. Simions island of the coast of Georgia USA
http://www.mindspring.com/~palling/photography/gallery4/Wall3.html
The second is a small Light of a style that's ubiquitous in the US from
the Florida Keys
Hi!
On my screen I see two odd patches of yellow/purple above the
buildings...
I have only one feeling about this image. It looks like it was shot
from a very well heated room, probably with fireplace, just before
commencing to listening to one' favorite music with shot of whisky in
hand. It is
I think the originally posted PAW is the best lighthouse shot so far.
It was a bit dark, but it conveyed a certain mood of bad weather brooding.
Even with the half frozen water in the foreground. And that's when a
lighthouse really shines, after all.
Uh. Pun half-intended, I guess.
All this talk
Boris Liberman wrote:
Hi!
On my screen I see two odd patches of yellow/purple above the
buildings...
I have only one feeling about this image. It looks like it was shot
from a very well heated room, probably with fireplace, just before
I wish, it was shot from a bridge on a causeway over
This, I like, very much! Great shot. Wonderful mood.
Bruce
Thursday, March 18, 2004, 12:06:31 PM, you wrote:
J All this talk about lighthouses and recent interest in panorama shots made
J me look into my archives for one particular pano of a lighthouse. I
J upsampled it, and printed it out
I like your shot, good subject matter, nice composition, smooth
gradations of tone, much better
than mine in that respect, either you have a much better scanner or a
much better exposure, on
top of everything else.
Jostein wrote:
I think the originally posted PAW is the best lighthouse shot so
Once again I'm opening myself to criticism comments and possible ridicule.
Taken at dusk a couple of weeks ago 400mm lens hand held. Forget the
shutter speed but it was long.
http://www.mindspring.com/~pjalling/PAW_--_LightAtSaybrookPoint.html
Hello Peter,
I just logged on and was greeted by your PAW for this week.
I'm not sure I'd have taken a picture of that scene as it
strikes me as rather plain. However, there's a reason for
that ... the lighting. It seems that you missed magic
hour by a bit. The peak of magic hour is really
I have to agree with most of what you say. I did arrive late which
leads to most of
the perceived problems. The water lacks life because most of it is
frozen. Thanks
for the comments I've been thinking of going back and trying again.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hello Peter,
I just logged on and
Pah!
Don't listen to Shel, Peter. Any bozo can take a pretty post card picture
when the light is great.
However it takes a special kind of bozo to make a photo work when the
light's a bit different.
I have no idea why I'm in such an irreverant mood tonight, so you'll all
have to bear with
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