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2009 Route 66 Trip:
February 10th, Tuesday: Arizona and California
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Snow was everywhere in Kingman when we awoke on February 10th.
In all my travels, I've never seen palm trees with snow on them.
We've all seen cactus in snow, presuming you subscribe to Arizona Highways, but never palms in snow.
Snow on Palms, Route 66, Kingman, Arizona. enlarge. top
Leica M7, 21mm f/2.8 ASPH and 1A skylight (I didn't want to warm up the snow with my usual 81A filter), f/10 at 1/125, (incident reading with Gossen Digisix at EI 32), Fuji Velvia 50, NCPS develop and scan, frame 37. Tech Details.
Leica M7, 90mm f/2 APO ASPH and 1A skylight (I didn't want to warm up the snow with my usual 81A filter), f/11 at 1/125, Fuji Velvia 50, NCPS develop and scan. Tech Details.
The Newspaper, Kingman, Arizona. enlarge. top
Leica M7, 21mm f/2.8 ASPH and 1A skylight (I didn't want to warm up the snow with my usual 81A filter), Fuji Velvia 50, NCPS develop and scan. Tech Details.
We saddled up and rode out of Kingman to Oatman. The snow disappeared, and I put my 81A filters back on.
Leica M7, 21mm f/2.8 ASPH and 81A, f/8 at 1/250, Fuji Velvia 50, NCPS develop and scan, frame 38. Tech Details.
We headed back to Barstow.
Jesus of Barstow. enlarge. top
Leica M7, 21mm f/2.8 ASPH and 81A, f/4 at 1/15 hand-held, Fuji Velvia 50, NCPS develop and scan. Tech Details.
Canon SD880, lens at 5mm, f/2.8 at 1/5, hand-held, Auto ISO went I don't know where, manual WB on a napkin in the very red light of the restaurant. Tech Details.
The Firehouse Restaurant, Barstow, California. enlarge. top
Canon SD880, lens at 5mm, f/2.8 at 1/8, hand-held, Auto ISO went I don't know where. Tech Details.
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