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21-NOV-2004 Robin Reid

November 21: From the Camera to the Wall

Rancho Bernardo, CA


These three images are from my trip to Arizona last March ** See gallery here **.
They were printed using the **giclee method** and I finally got them stretched and framed this week.
To get an idea of the dimensions the top image of Superstition Mountain is 40 inches wide.

Now I have to decided where to hang them.

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
1/3s f/11.0 at 18.0mm iso400 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time21-Nov-2004 16:51:01
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length18 mm
Exposure Time1/3 sec
Aperturef/11
ISO Equivalent400
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modepartial (6)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programmanual (4)
Focus Distance

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Guest 25-Nov-2004 22:27
Way to go Mr. Reid!
Larry Ahern24-Nov-2004 10:37
Wow nice images!!
Stu23-Nov-2004 09:50
Lovely idea... bit pricey for me though!
Cindy23-Nov-2004 00:06
Whoa Robin, these are beautiful, they are going to look great, I just can't believe you would have this done without a clue to where you want to hang them, I bet you knew all along. :-)
Pedro Libório22-Nov-2004 22:47
wonderful moments they are...lovely done.
penny roots22-Nov-2004 20:01
Hi Robin , beautiful shots you've captured .
laine8222-Nov-2004 08:07
I especially like those creamy clouds, but all are amazing shots, Robin.
Pepe Zyman22-Nov-2004 06:04
Congratulations, they look great and thank you for the link.
Lou Giroud22-Nov-2004 06:01
Gicle prints on canvas is a nice technology. I had some done recently for someone who wanted a photo transformed in oilpaint style. I did that in PS and told him to get this printed on canvas in giclee technique and it made a hughe final that is quite hard to identifie as a photo on first view. I can understand that you have printed those stunning shots you show here in that system.
Gayle P. Clement22-Nov-2004 05:11
These are beautiful, Robin. I can only imagine what they look like on canvas.
Robin Reid22-Nov-2004 04:50
Yes Russ. The printing is on canvas. Makes for a nice texture.
Herb 22-Nov-2004 04:10
Great images, I guess I will have to invite myself for a cup of coffee at your place to see them on the wall.
snootydog22-Nov-2004 04:04
These look beautiful Robin. You were right to tell us dimensions -- I never would have guessed that they were so large. I've been intrigued by Giclee but never knew it was a process for digital. Thanks for sharing this.
Karen Leaf22-Nov-2004 03:52
These look fabulous Robin. Just went thru your journey and am impressed with all the learning that went on. A great experience! Hope you'll show them later when they're hung.
Guest 22-Nov-2004 02:49
Nice work, Robin! You should be proud!! So, are these canvas??
Leo Charette22-Nov-2004 02:48
Interesting process Robin. I have bookmarked your link for when I can spend more time. Those are beautiful shots of Arizona
Robin Reid22-Nov-2004 02:08
Gary... around $220 for the stretching. About 300 for the printing (all three)
Guest 22-Nov-2004 01:58
ohhh... that's awesome!
Gary Winters22-Nov-2004 01:51
That's going to be great, Robin. Tell me, will your next SP be with just one arm, or just one leg? These look very expensive!