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| This is a slide photo I took about 10 years ago while camping in the
Cederberg under the magnificent Sandfontein Arch. I didn't have anything
as sophisticated as a remote shutter release for my little Pentax film
camera back then, so I set up my shot using a boulder as a tripod and
taped a tiny round pebble to the shutter button to hold it down for an
hour. My chommies assisted by painting the arch with our head torches
for a few minutes, and the rest was lit by candlelight. Back in those good old days of film there was no instant gratification and I had to wait till I got back to civilisation before I'd see whether the shot had worked or not! I was so chuffed when I viewed this one under the loupe on the light table! |
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