Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/03/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Adam: >Here's my PAW photo for this week. It was actually shot back on the 11th of >March in Tempe at a little park along the Salt River? I wasn't sure how long the >light was going to last so I was rushing as fast as my poor knees would take me, >down to the waterfront. I stopped before I got to the water and shot this. > >A great huge thunderstorm was blowing around to the north but the light was >streaming in under the clouds. > ><http://www.splitsecondfilms.com/2004PAW/Wk13-Thunderstorm-TempeAZ.jpg> Fantastic light! A lot of people (not here on the LUG, of course) may remark about how lucky you got in finding the light. But knowing where to go during the short time that the light was right and being able to deliver is what makes some people more "lucky" than others. :) Your story of running to the waterfront reminds me of Galen Rowell talking about how he got one of his shots with a rainbow and light striking a city just perfectly. He saw what was developing and jogged 3 miles to where he knew the perfect vantage point would be. You get a lot more luck when you make your own. :) Eric