P3D Re: Where's Dr. T?

[Paul Talbot <ptww@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dr. George A. Themelis wrote:

> there was very little that I saw
> that could not be photographed well with my Realists.  In a scenic
> place like mount Rainier, the Realist rules.  I hear people wanting
> to use SLRs and hyperstereos in places like that.  How?  Why?
> Everywhere I go, there is foreground.  There is nothing better than
> photographing nature as the eyes see it.  OK, mount Rainier is far
> away.  But unless you are in a helicopter you don't need hyperstereos.
> Just frame it with its natural surroundings from where you stand.
> Framed by trees, reflected in the water, etc.

Hear, Hear!!  Well said.  While the spice of a hyper or two could
enhance a series of slides from Mt. Ranier and other scenic treasures,
I would not want a steady diet of hypers.  I agree that normal stereo
base shots, if well composed, are great in places like this!

Now, just wait until Boris and Larry and the "leave your Realist home
when you go to the Grand Canyon" crowd get wind of these postings!
I feel a storm brewing!  <G>

Paul Talbot


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