An almost surreal photograph this one, the seemingly unsaturated and limited palet of the bottom half of this image, and then looming behind it, juxtaposed, those peaks arise. Very impresive, almost as if the mountainous part has been Photoshopped on, amazing.

Beautiful place, I could wander there for hours and marvel at the splendor.

Mike – glad you liked the interview and found it informative… hope you have fun with it!

Nice photo, as always.

Now down to the serious stuff. Just listened to your interview “Stuck in Motion” – Brilliant, at last the explanation.
It’s incredible that you were able to do this on a piece of kit that costs only €600 here in France,
Thanks for explaining the process as well.
I’ve always wanted to do a short video clip with slow motion, like those car adverts, where a sports car is being driven along a twisty mountain pass, or a twisty road next to ocean, and just as the car approaches the camera, it’s all in slow motion just until it passes and then BBBBBrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmm back to 24fps, i think you get the idea trey.

I think that’s going to add a few sales to casio’s bottom line.

All the best

Mike