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Saltire over Ben Lawers.

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This shot was captured last week when out trekking with Pete.
We noticed the sky had a saltire in it and decided to capture the moment.

From right to left the hills are: Meall Corranaich where we had just come from (1096mtrs). Next is Beinn Ghlas (1103mtrs) Ben Lawers is next (1214mtrs) followed by Creag An Fhitchich (1047mtrs) then you ca nsee the corrie of An Stuc (1118).

Camera:Nikon D300 Check out Nikon Nation!
Lens:14x24mm
Recording media:RAW (digital)
Title:Saltire over Ben Lawers.
Username:Richardtyrrelllandscapes Richardtyrrelllandscapes
Uploaded:10 Jan 2009 - 8:42 PM
Tags: big rock, blue hill, crooked hill, greenish-grey hill, hill of the labhair, hill of the rust, yellow hill, (loud), Ben ghlas, Ben lawers, Carn gorm, Carn mairg, Creag mhor, Landscape / travel, Leith hill, Meall a' choire, Meall buidhe, Meall corranaich, Of the grey corrie, Stream
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mrfields
10 Jan 2009 - 9:14 PM
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Super image, great capture
Regards mrfields

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conrad
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10 Jan 2009 - 9:59 PM
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That was too good to let go, wasn't it - I really like how the sky looks here and agree it had to be captured. But what's going on beneath the sky was worth the shot as well - the array of mountain tops looks great, and sits well within the frame. I like the panoramic crop here - I suppose the foreground was just a vast expanse of white, so you were right to do it like this. Speaking of white - it's good to see that you exposed well, keeping the snow white. So often people let it turn greyish or blueish, but this exposure is correct. Well done - great image, would look good on a wall!

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apierzchala
10 Jan 2009 - 10:51 PM
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Funnily enough, it's not the saltire that does it for me but rather the scene as a whole. Incidentally, thanks for expanding my vocab - I had to look up the word Smile I do like the sun rays creeping in from the right but find that the cross distracts from these straight lines. I agree with Conrad that the pano crop works well here and the way the foreground leads so well into the peaks. Did you take any more compositions? Have you got a shot with just a little less emphasis on the foreground (i.e. taken from a little higher) so that there is more dominance given to the mountains? Rgds., Adam


Quote: Did you take any more compositions? Have you got a shot with just a little less emphasis on the foreground (i.e. taken from a little higher) so that there is more dominance given to the mountains? Rgds., Adam

Hi Adam, firstly thanks very much for your feedback on the this image. This is what ephotozine is for me, Feedback and honest opinions.
As it happens I do have another composition of this shot and I will up-load it as a variant to show you diffrent composition of the shot I took.

Kind Regards

Richie.

conrad
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11 Jan 2009 - 9:04 PM
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That version 2 is quite wonderful!

Campbell
12 Jan 2009 - 12:48 AM
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Two great images again Richard.
Peter

Hoffy
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12 Jan 2009 - 10:32 PM
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Quality pair of images.

anpix
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14 Jan 2009 - 5:31 PM
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well done
Andy

Scottishlandscapes
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19 Jan 2009 - 6:18 PM
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I'll be clicking only for the next while my rheumatism is quite painful. If I don't leave a comment on your image please don't be offended, I'll be back as soon as possible my friends.

Dougie


Quote: I'll be clicking only for the next while my rheumatism is quite painful. If I don't leave a comment on your image please don't be offended, I'll be back as soon as possible my friends.

Dougie

I hope you get well soon Douglas. Stay warm and have a dram every now and then. See you soon.

Richie.

A Booth
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20 Jan 2009 - 7:25 PM
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the dramatic lighting in v2 has impact.

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