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Following on from the portrait aspect one I took of this famous landmark in Glencoe, I thought I would post my take on the more traditional view of this place.
I tried to get both mountins in rather than just the cottage and the Buachaille Etive Mor, to give it more perspective.
All the best for the 1st weekend in 2007, happy snapping.
Tommy
| Camera: | Niknon D200 |
| Lens: | Tokina 12-24 |
| Recording media: | ISO 100 F11 |
| Title: | Black Rock Cottage |
| Username: | 
uggyy |
| Uploaded: | 5 Jan 2007 - 5:18 PM |
| Tags: | Black rock cottage, Buachaille etive mor, Glencoe, Hdr, Landscape / travel |
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Oh yes large is stunning, nice one.
Steve.
P.S Pls tell me what on earth HDR means,
( yes I am thick )
This is a super image. I don't know what HDR is, either, so I must be some sort of dinosaur.
The blend has softened everything beautifully. An excellent piece of work.
Dave
Love the composition of this shot Tommy, I'm not a great lover of HDR but you got it right this time for me anyway. The sky looks real in this one. Bonnie shot Sir.
All the very best
Dougie
Hi Tommy
Beautiful image, lovely colors and performance.
Thank you for your comments.
George
Thanks everyone for your comments.
HDR or High dynamic range imaging, is a process that involves bracketed images over a wide range and processing them through software to give you more ability to play with the photo.
Google HDR and there some good info on it. Wikepedia has some good info on it also.
This photo was done with 5 bracketed images put through and with a few tweeks Ive been working on.. got to have some secrets... 
Its a process that suits some photos better than others and can be used in different ways to give very different results. I suppose some may frown on it others love it. Im in the camp that enjoys it and sees it no different to tricks used in wet work or filters stuck on the front of the lens.
Take care all and happy snapping..
Tommy
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