Hi Cory,
 Thanks for taking the comment on my pic.  With regards to taking
the pic earlier, that might have worked but I don`t think the lights
would have shown up as well, it wasn`t even dark yet when I took
this one. You are correct about detail in the boats, Royal Gold
1000 did not push that well to 3200. Is there a good 3200 color
film out there? "Sanary Sur Mer at Dusk" by Allan Meller is also
one of my favorite photos, as Allan did not mention the ASA
speed and aperture settings (which I would like to know),
it was probably very dark when he took it, since it was
a 2 minute exposure. I still feel bad that I didn`t take time
to email Allen and congratulate him on his work.
 Of the several pics I took that evening, this one showed
the best because of the framing of the lights on the island,
and the reflection of the lights on the water between the
boats.  Maybe it would have looked better with the boats
in foreground centered, but IIRC the lights on the island
to the left did not look as appealing in the dark Spotmatic
viewfinder.
Thanks again Cory,
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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From: "Cory or Brenda Waters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 9:50 AM
Subject: November PUG assignement


> "Avalon Harbor"
> By Steve Larson
>
> I will confess that I wasn't drawn to this picture as one of my favorites
> this month.  Mean right off the bat, huh?  That's not to say it isn't
good,
> by any means.  I wonder if you could have gotten a better image a half
hour
> earlier.  A little more light might have made this a better look.  It
seems
> like the detail of the boats is lacking a bit.  I started to think about
it
> and remembered an image that kicked my butt a couple months ago that is
> kinda like this one.  Take a look at "Sanary Sur Mer at Dusk" by Allan
> Meller from the August gallery.  Again, the boat detail suffers a bit but
> the light is better and the buildings are better lit.  I know, you were on
a
> boat and you couldn't do the two min. exposure but well, I really liked
this
> one.  I would also have liked the boat (near-left) to have a little more
> space at the bow.  It feels like it's being cut-off.
> Thanks for submitting to the gallery and submitting yourself to comments
> from hacks like me :)
>
> Cory Waters
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