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Another view of the huge boulders at Buckstones.
Just after taking the last one I posted, this huge cloud appeared behind me and ate the sun - then started spitting at me - charming.
Set the tripod up fo this last shot of the day - this one is looking towards Oldham from the stones.
it's a blend of 2 exposures cause I forgot my grad filters. Also, it's flipped horizontally too - the stones were really on the right, but it just felt better this way round....
| Camera: | Canon EOS 5D |
| Lens: | Canon 24-105 f4 L IS |
| Recording media: | 100 RAW |
| Title: | Buckstones Edge |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 30 May 2006 - 9:55 AM |
| Tags: | Digitally manipulated, General, Lancashire, Landscape / travel, Manchester, Moor, Pennines, Yorkshire |
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Comments
Well taken shot love the detail and the colour and lighting looks great..
Don![]()
cheers - it was quite light behind me in this shot - hence the rocks near to being fairly light.
BUGGER
I need to callibrate this monitor - only saw that when I upped the levels :-(
I've fixed the splodge and vignette and it's on my photopoints account if you care to look for it - I can't leave a link as it's banned. I'm called adrian wilson on there, shock horror - I'm not really called "McFade".....
absolutely gorgeous lighting in this. love the shaft of light streaming down in the distance. a beautiful image. well done indeed!
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