Thanks, Bob. I like doing foreshortening of cliffs and mountain
ranges. It's a bit of a cliché, but it makes me happy :-)
And on the subject of vertigo, or apparent lack of, there's a shot of
a chap angling on a cliff that must be 150-200 ft high, along with the
cliffs themselves with a bit of horizontal hydraulic action at the base:
http://gallery.me.com/zuiko#100017
This is only one shot, but there were several anglers on each of the
cliffs we visited near Sagres, vying, it seemed, for the most
precarious perch; it seemed to be some sort of competition in
manliness ...
Chris
On 30 May 2009, at 12:56, Bob Whitmire wrote:
>> http://www.threeshoes.net/photography/portugal/index4.html
>
> I'm partial to D081170. A certain moodiness. Not to mention it's
> unlike anything along our coast. And speaking of vertigo, I was glad
> to see my bout with it from years ago seems to have left no residual
> effects. Yesterday I was at Acadia National Park, cheerfully snapping
> away with my feet inches away from a 200' precipice. Okay, that might
> be an exaggeration. Maybe it was 150'. It was a _long_ way down. <g>
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