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Wow. Incredible shot Keith!
Really impressive.
ATB
Bill
Really impressive.
ATB
Bill
Great image and well done with the stitching. andrea
Love how that ray of sunlight hits the group of trees on the hill.
Lovely light and colours, and the rolling hills are pure England, just what we think of in NZ about what Britain would look like.
Can understand why its one of your fave's Keith and I agree, it would look lovely huge and on a wall.
Lee
Lovely light and colours, and the rolling hills are pure England, just what we think of in NZ about what Britain would look like.
Can understand why its one of your fave's Keith and I agree, it would look lovely huge and on a wall.
Lee
Very well controlled Keith.
Nick
Nick
Have an RC for this 'non' pano....
Keith....
Keith....
.....I hope it looks better on my monitor at home.... 
Stunning in every way. A very classy piece of work
Den
Den
Nice light and composition.
yeah - it does look better
weird shot though... as in weird conditions, the sun's power peeking through those clouds, relatively dark sky, then the really bright foreground... you'd almost think it was one of those HDR's you produce the first time you use photomatix - if you see what I mean? Oddly dark sky, strangely bright land etc.
one I'd like to see as a really big print I think cause I'm not quite getting it, and if it's one of your faves, I assume I'm missing something
weird shot though... as in weird conditions, the sun's power peeking through those clouds, relatively dark sky, then the really bright foreground... you'd almost think it was one of those HDR's you produce the first time you use photomatix - if you see what I mean? Oddly dark sky, strangely bright land etc.
one I'd like to see as a really big print I think cause I'm not quite getting it, and if it's one of your faves, I assume I'm missing something
The conditions are a heavy rising mist from the valley beyond the hill which resulted in a heavy smog-like layer of fast moving cloud With the strong sun about to break through I knew I woud need a heavier grad than usual - in this case a four coupled with a one stop which was pulled slightly lower. This also results in a bright sun lit foreground, especially with it being verdant green..you can see the darker hill where the sun won't hit until several hours later.
It's one of my favourites for a few reasons. It was a difficult shot to capture. The conditions might never get repeated. The sun will only rise in this position once a year. It's from a viewpoint not often taken....and I like it for it's ethereal quality, which has always been an appeal in landscape photography for me.
thanks for the comments you lot
It's one of my favourites for a few reasons. It was a difficult shot to capture. The conditions might never get repeated. The sun will only rise in this position once a year. It's from a viewpoint not often taken....and I like it for it's ethereal quality, which has always been an appeal in landscape photography for me.
thanks for the comments you lot
stunning light m8
How the hell did you get this exposure right!!! Stunning Keith
John
John
Stunning Keith. Pops out of the screen in large.
Rob
Rob
eew... But judging from my new Border Collie, I thought sheep were fast!
Well anyway about the picture. You really nailed it. The sun in that perfect spot from a large distance which probably means you'd have to be 100m away the next day to get the same position as the sun moves daily. The lifting fog with the sun just peeping out. What's all that green stuff on the ground? Grass? It should be dry and brown. Amazing what photoshop (or some rain) can do....lol!
Patrick
Well anyway about the picture. You really nailed it. The sun in that perfect spot from a large distance which probably means you'd have to be 100m away the next day to get the same position as the sun moves daily. The lifting fog with the sun just peeping out. What's all that green stuff on the ground? Grass? It should be dry and brown. Amazing what photoshop (or some rain) can do....lol!
Patrick
So often seen but that viewpoint is a new one. You have demonstrated the value of research and planning. Killer landscape shots likethis are rarely 'lucky' and, this reminds me of the retort, "Funny, the more I practice the luckier I get."
Keep 'em coming Keith.
Penny
Keep 'em coming Keith.
Penny
