Walt wrote:
> E-1 and a 300/4.5 Zuiko shouldn't be unhappy either. There's
> proof of why on Schnozz's website.
Thanks. Later that morning Joel and I ventured to the top level
of a parking ramp to photograph the courthouse in downtown
Dubuque. Definitely flirting with getting in trouble with the
law on that one. You ever get the feeling that you're being
watched? Anyway, I shot quite a few pictures with the 300/4.5,
Monopod, E-1 combination from up there. The results were almost
all outstanding. I had some problem with keeping horizons
horizontal (which is more difficult with the E-1 anyway) and the
wind was blowing a bit so I had to shoot with the lulls. Nearly
all are good enough to be sent out to the stock agency. In
fact, with the clock-tower shots, I captured carving details
that aren't even mentioned in any literature I've read about it.
Oh, the Pelican photos was taken somewhere around Prairie du
Chien. Maybe Joel remembers where. It was before my third
injection of caffeine.
AG
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