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As above,some nice light in there as well!
I too think that Fiona being there adds to it and definately give a sense of scale! I have admiration for you both for getting up there ... makes me dizzy just to look at the picture! lol! Lovely detail and a cracking scene! Looks a bit like rain is headed right for you there! Very dramatic looking cloud! Well taken! Click*
Karen
Karen
Nice shot. It certainly adds to the landscape, I think a well place figure can always add to a mountain landscape.
Dave.
Dave.
First, this looks like a bona fide mountain to me!
Second, we both like th inclusion of a figure occasionally (I've perched on some very draughty rocks for Bill), it gives scale - and makes a view personal, individual. Hope you didn't get wet...
Moira
Second, we both like th inclusion of a figure occasionally (I've perched on some very draughty rocks for Bill), it gives scale - and makes a view personal, individual. Hope you didn't get wet...
Moira
If an image of a mountain taken from a valley benefits from a figure (also in the valley) to indicate the scale, why should one not put that figure on top of the mountain in stead and take the picture from there? After all, Hillary and Tenzing did it in 1953...........
Actually this is a lovely landscape, even though somebody is bound to complain that the horizon is too central. There is a great sense of depth, aided by the very detailed foreground, and I like the light on the near fells too.
Bill
Actually this is a lovely landscape, even though somebody is bound to complain that the horizon is too central. There is a great sense of depth, aided by the very detailed foreground, and I like the light on the near fells too.
Bill
Thanks for the c&C, I guess Fiona stays!
Moira, only a few drops & plenty of sunshine earlier, we were incredibly lucky with the weather on both 'high level' days.
Bill, I actually made the horizon more central by cropping off some sky, however, if you include the f/g 'horizon', you can almost get 'rule of thirds' - well maybe quarters...'
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John
Moira, only a few drops & plenty of sunshine earlier, we were incredibly lucky with the weather on both 'high level' days.
Bill, I actually made the horizon more central by cropping off some sky, however, if you include the f/g 'horizon', you can almost get 'rule of thirds' - well maybe quarters...'
.John
This is a very good image and a great illustration of what hiking is all about with the figure. I also like the light beaming from the sky. Great atmospheric shot. JNC
Great shot, very good sky with the light beams, like the inclusion of the person,
Johanna
Johanna
Fascinating image and narrative. Well done.
Mac
Mac
