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From our trip up to Fort William ,Scotland,its hard to get an idea of scale from these shots but its massive,this was the day before the tragic events of the weekend.It was dull and misty i have brought it up as much as poss,its a four shot panorama,V2 is the colour version.it was incredibly cold .Hope everyone is OK,we have, today, got another great grand child this time a little girl,just 4lbs. Stay well and thanks for looking. Neil and Joan.
| Camera: | Pentax K-30 |
| Lens: | 18-55 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | the three sisters of Glencoe |
| Username: | 
NeilWigan |
| Uploaded: | 22 Jan 2013 - 11:52 PM |
| Tags: | Black & white, General, Landscape / travel |
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An excellent panorama, Neil: the B and W version seems to have brought out more detail in the shadowy lower slopes, although the coloured version is attractive in it's own right.
The cold recently has been enough to cut you in two so I can imagine what it was like up there in the Glen.
And you mention the sad events of these talented young folk lost in an avalanche......lives cut tragically short.
Ronnie.
A grand vista, Neil, and the bleakness and cold comes through so well on the mono.
Dave
A beautiful part of our world, especially covered in snow. Excellent Panorama Neil. Congratulation on becoming Great Grandparents again.
Ruth
Dramatic panoramic capture enhanced by the mono Neil, though I have to admit a preference for V2. Hope you enjoyed your trip to Scotland, and I see the usual Scottish weather was specially laid on for you! 
Congratulations on the new great grandaughter, a happy occasion for all the family, bet Joan can't wait to get her hands on her, though, at that weight she'll probably be in an incubator for a wee spell.
Rgds., Jim
Not often I prefer black and white to colour but I do with this shot Neil. I checked out the two transit vans in the colour version and they look really small against those huge mountains. Its an excellent stitch of four shots and as Eric said to Ern 'I can't see the join'.
My congratulations on the safe arrival the new Great granddaughter.
Ray
Two excellent versions of this famous landmark Neil, congratulations on the birth of your grand daughter
Regards
Rick
A wonderful panoramic view of this impressive mountain range, the colour version has the greater impact IMHO
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