Another from the prehistoric days of film. In this case, with a Hasselblad shooting 2-1/4’ transparency film.
I was on an assignment in Scotland, and I honestly cannot remember for which company. Although it MIGHT have been the time I was in England and Scotland for The Compaq Computer Annual Report. But I had both 35mm and 2-1/4” cameras with me.
As I drove north on the A82 on the west side of Loch Lomond, at some point I saw something off to my left in the woods that caused me stop and explore. Now, there is not much parking along that road, so I don’t know if I found a place or just inadvertently broke the law. Bottom line, I ended up in a wooded field of Blue Belles, the Scottish equivalent of our Texas Bluebonnets. The tiniest trickle of a stream came down from the hills above, and a slightly slow shutter speed on the tripod mounted camera gave me a bit of a water blur.
Somewhere along the line I ended up with a 36” X 36” print of this, and it still hangs in my office. Just to remind me of where I always long to be;
