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A big remote mountain between Loch Mullardoch and Loch Monar.
Photographed from Glen Strathfarrar, a privately owned glen with limited vehicle access.
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| Title: | Sgurr na Lapaich |
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| Uploaded: | 18 Nov 2012 - 10:58 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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Comments
Beautiful, compressed landscape with your usual sense of compositional balance shining through as does the light picking out the detail on the slopes. Outstanding image. No UA available at the mo but I have the feeling that this will have no shortage of admirers.
Alun
As Alun says, lots of depth in this thanks to the layering. I think the mid and background areas are sublime and I would have been tempted to exclude the loch, which I am unsure adds much, focusing instead on the area behind it where the colour and contrast is. The silhouetted pine is a very effective part which helps draw your eye across the water and gives a lot of depth.
Thanks all.
Quote: but I have the feeling that this will have no shortage of admirers.
Thanks for the sentiments Alun but hardly anyone looks at my images, do well if I get 30 unique views, which of course though is fine. ![]()
Quote: I think the mid and background areas are sublime and I would have been tempted to exclude the loch, which I am unsure adds much, focusing instead on the area behind it where the colour and contrast is.
I thought about this as well Al. The loch would have been better frozen over with a bit of colour reflection but it wasn't to be. I included it though because it is integral to the location I took this from, the tree being linked with the view over the loch. It isn't the best but ....
JP
Quote: You'd be great on the mountain rescue team as well
Been and done that.....
Thanks all,
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