The Plimoth Plantation's by chriseysa

Boston - United States, Massachusetts reconstruction of the Pilgrim Fathers' village of 1627 in Plimouth, MA.

Uploaded: Mar, 02 2010 | Taken: Oct, 26 2009| Viewed: 19 times  | 6 votes Camera: Panasonic | Model: DMC-TZ5 | Exposure 10/3200s, ISO 100 | FLength: 5mm | SW: Ver.1.0

rangutan - Mar, 25 2010 07:03am TiP: photograph less sky and more foreground. I level images like this out by rotating them in PhotoShop (or any good photo programme) [3.8] > [4.7]? jacko1 - Mar, 25 2010 07:03am Rudi, one of my pld 35mm cameras actually has a built in spirit level! rangutan - Mar, 25 2010 07:03am Haha! ... and remember "light meters" and framing slides one-by-one? The young travellers are so lucky! jacko1 - Mar, 25 2010 08:03am Hehe Rudi, I've still got one, and several rolls of undeveloped film! I kept fit lugging around a metal flight case that, nowadays would attract the attention of airport security and would probably be blown up just in case:-) my current cheapie Canon digi can store 2500 pics without deleting, truly amazing! rangutan - Mar, 25 2010 08:03am ... remember the cubic flash bulbs that blew up and sometimes smoked? jacko1 - Mar, 25 2010 09:03am Memories Rudi, I used flash bulbs to ignite magnesium powder during stage shows years ago! horourke - Mar, 25 2010 06:03pm I had a flash gun I used to fire on a "b" exposure by sticking a pin in the connector for which I had no match on the camera. My first camera was a converted Brownie 116 box camera. I love the big sky in this picture it makes the human bit so small and insignificant just waiting to be rescued by the locals who understood the wilderness and had no picket fences. jacko1 - Mar, 25 2010 06:03pm Crikey Hugh, that was even before my time, I agree about the pic, well commented!.