Submitter's name:	Bob Wastell
Title:	Juneau Skyline
Gear used:	E-1, 14-54mm at 38mm, tripod.
Diaphragm:	f4.0
Shutter speed:	1/100.
Film used:	Olympus raw format, ISO 100, converted with Adobe Camera Raw.
Technical Information:	About 1 PM on a rainy day. The E-1 performed great in the rain while waiting for the fog and clouds to clear enough to see across the water.
Subject information:	A view of downtown Juneau, Alaska on a typical rainy fall day. Taken from Douglas Island. The town stretches for about 15 miles between the mountains and the sea.
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified)

Wow! That's a pretty location to live in. What a pity that it's so far up north; too cold for my likings...:)

Comment left by: Jeff Keller (no e-mail specified)

Pretty impressive mountain backdrop! I would have thought almost twice the focal length to bring the mountains in like that.

Comment left by: Chris Barker (ftog@threeshoes.co.uk)

A beautiful place! I might have preferred a closer crop: the town and the snow-covered peaks.

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

Has a secretive touch - very nice! :D

Comment left by: Piers Hemy (no e-mail specified)

I would have gone a little the opposite way to Chris and Jeff - get a bit more of the trees in to provide context. But the mountains and layer of cloud are excellently seen.

Comment left by: Fernando Gonzalez Gentile (no e-mail specified)

Yes, I agree with Piers - but it's a minor detail. What a landscape !!! And what a patience waiting for the moment to arrive...

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