Submitter's name:	Mark Marr-Lyon
Title:	Sand
Gear used:	OM-2S, Zuiko 50/2 macro, Velbon 343 tripod.
Diaphragm:	Unrecorded
Shutter speed:	Unrecorded
Film used:	Kodak Technical Pan @ EI25
Subject information:	Patterns in the sand on a beach on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Technical information:	Processed in Technidol, scanned on a Minolta Scan Dual II.
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Comment left by: Mickey (no e-mail specified)

A haunting shading, coarse grain and odd shapes add up to mystique. Never would have guessed sand. Though it was asparagus at first! Nice image.

Comment left by: Steve Goss (no e-mail specified)

How close were you to the subject? cle size?

Comment left by: The photographer (no e-mail specified)

The grain is entirely due to the sand itself (Tech Pan is incredible!). Unfortunately, it's somewhat mangled by the JPEG compre n. I don't recall for sure how far away the subject was, but probably it was a couple of feet or so.

Comment left by: Ken N (no e-mail specified)

Impressionistic forest.

Comment left by: Lama (no e-mail specified)

Wow! Texture is right. I thought it was a pine forest, seen from a lookout tower. Nice one.

Comment left by: millennics# head -n18 ./tope14_15.comm.bck

Mickey (no e-mail specified)A haunting shading, coarse grain and odd shapes add up to mystique. Never would have guessed sand. Though it was asparagus at first! Nice image.

Comment left by: Steve Goss (no e-mail specified)

How close were you to the subject? cle size?

Comment left by: The photographer (no e-mail specified)

The grain is entirely due to the sand itself (Tech Pan is incredible!). Unfortunately, it's somewhat mangled by the JPEG compre n. I don't recall for sure how far away the subject was, but probably it was a couple of feet or so.

Comment left by: Ken N (no e-mail specified)

Impressionistic forest.

Comment left by: Lama (no e-mail specified)

Wow! Texture is right. I thought it was a pine forest, seen from a lookout tower. Nice one.

Comment left by: Donald MacDonald (donald.macdonald@care4free.net)

Nice stuff, Mark. You win the coconut.a clever shot of trees, but in fact it's even cleverer than that!

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