Submitter's name:	Daniel Sepke
Title:	Glass
Gear used:	Olympusflex A
Diaphragm:	f4.5
Shutter speed:	1/10
Film used:	Fuji Velvia 50
Technical information:	Taken handheld (well neckstrap held actually). The image presented here was crudely "scanned" using my E-3, a 50mm f2 and a sheet of paper on the window.
Subject information:	Old stained glass found inside the Cobblestone walk arcade in the lovely village of Steyning while on a visit to my father back in the UK.
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Comment left by: RD (Olympus@xmsnet.nl)

Fine colorful tulip and the rest of the glass in lead with the wooden 'frame'. Don't like the rest of the picture; the white spot to the left of the window distracts and I think it lacks to much details.

Comment left by: Dan S (no e-mail specified)

Thanks for your thoughs RD. I agree there is a lack of detail in this "scan", mostly due to the way I got it from the neg to the screen without the aid of a medium format scanner. I hope to revisit this image one day and get some more out of the film.

Comment left by: RD (Olympus@xmsnet.nl)

At the very least it's nice to see someone still using an Olympusflex and the way you got it digitalized deserves a lot of credit.

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