Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2003/02/27
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Roy
Well PCH is the undisputed location for what you want, but since it is out
of your budget...I'd recommend Texas this time of year, but my daughter has
been snowed and iced in for the entire week... How about Iowa, no snow and
photos of the bridges in Madison County, and some of the remote roads are
probably just right for your needs.
Gene
"Roy Feldman"
<rjfphoto@hotmail.com> To: <leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us>
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owner-leica-users@mejac.palo Subject: [Leica] A little help please
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02/26/2003 06:02 PM
Please respond to
leica-users
I want to take off on a driving trip to take background pictures that
automobiles shot in the studio can be dropped on to. (PS-blur background
to
make it look like the car is moving.)
I am looking for a hint of mountains and pines in some, high tech urban
scenes and nice neighborhoods others.
I realize that the PCH in Ca. offers all that, but it's not in our budget.
I
want to depart from Detroit and find these things with the least amount of
driving possible. The one sticking point is no snow can be in the shot. Any
suggestions for a route?
In a related question most of our studio shots are done with a 180 on 6X7
shot at beltline at about 30 ft. Do you think that a 90 on a M would give a
similar angle of view and perspective? I'd love to shoot it ( the
backgrounds)all on Leica.
Please Email me privately if you think this might be too boring for the
list.
Thank you,
Roy Feldman
Ford Motor Co.
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