Yeah that second shot is something!
Thanks! I am rather fond of this one myself. I shot it as imagined, and though not too many people dig the content, that we were really under the shadow of an erupting volcano, and were coughing on the grit, makes it a good memory too. But for Ed, it was Asama-yama, and an abandoned gas station on an old resort road into the mountains.
Are they marks on the film or were things really falling from the sky?
The second shot is one of my fave Skj photos and also one which inspired Sean to comment on your ladder technique in a way that I remember had me quite literally in fits of laughter.
They are marks on the Type-665 print as a result of being well expired, peeled erratically, and left in the sun. I cannot remember the comment, but can remember the ladder. Seriously, it still gets packed when we're off on a shoot, as sometimes, it makes the difference...
The German and I stopped for an early morning cool drink in the mountain mists.[Sorry, image deleted during forum software upgrade. Please re-upload if so inclined.]
