Re: [OM] I love my 16mm

[Ian A. Nichols]

On Mon, 27 Nov 2000 WKato@xxxxxxx wrote:

>   <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/wkato/images/sequoia.jpg";>
> Sequoia-Moro Rock</A>  I hid the sun behind this dead tree. Moro Rock is a 
> large rock that is poised in Sequoia Nat'l Park above the great central 
> valley of California.

I like this one.  I've used that trick of hiding the sun behind a tree
myself a couple of times, but the best one was taken with a Cosina
fitted with a Pentax lens, so you wouldn't be interested ;).

>  <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/wkato/images/cave.jpg";>Laguna Canyon 
> Cave</A>   This "cave" is in Orange County but is only about 2 feet high. The 
> depth of field of the 16mm @f8 is still 6 inches to infinity so it makes this 
> cave appear to be much larger.

I like that one too.  Mostly for the strong lighting that picks out the
rock texture on the inside of the hollow.

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