From: Sandy King (sanking@clemson.edu)
Date: 08/18/02-08:32:32 AM Z
Congratulations to Tillman for his nice piece on Hovenweep National
Monument that appeared in the September/October issue of Photo
Techniques. The article consists of a brief introduction to the
Anasazi culture that thrived in the four corners area some 750-850
years ago, followed by some remarks on equipment and printing with
AZO.
I visited Hovenweep for the second time early this summer and was
quite surprised to find in the Visitor's Center several very large
photographs monochrome photographs by Tillman.
Hovenweep is not a place most of us can drop by on the way home but
if you happen to be in the area one day it is definitely worth a
visit.
But Tillman, in the article you note that one of the lenses you use
on the 12X20 is a 125mm Fuji. That must be one special lens to be
able to cover the 12Xk20 format? Or are you making circular images?
Sandy King
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