Submitter's name:	Wayne Culberson
Title:	Canadian Architecture
Gear Used:	OM2s + 50/1.8
Diaphragm:	f/11
Shutter speed:	Unknown (I forget)
Film used:	Kodak Portra 400VC
Technical information:	Interestingly, even with all the water, spot-metering off the green of the trees and center-weighted metering gave me the same reading. The camera was hand held as the black flies were so bad I didn't take time to set up the tripod. Besides, one foot was on shore, and one foot on a rock in the edge of the pond, and that didn't leave a place to put a tripod anyways. This pond was found a few miles from our house, while exploring along a dirt woods road. My wife was with me, but stayed in the Tracker to avoid the black flies.
Subject information:	A typical beaver house in a beaver pond, built of course by a Canadian beaver. The dam was too far away to include in the picture. Okay, so I find it hard to get away from nature photography. It's what I like. I tried the artsy stuff, but it just doesn't work for me.
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Comment left by: Wayne Harridge (no e-mail specified)

I think it's a very artistic pile of sticks !

Comment left by: bbbean (bbbean@beancotton.com)

Where's the dam? Very well exposed.

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