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A very well taken and stitched panorama, Pete.
Seems like it's a difficult subject to portray with little or no foreground.
For me the drama is really in the bleakness of this landscape and would, perhaps, be better served by a mono conversion wherein you could be fairly aggressive with the contrast selectively to emphasise the stark foreground peaks against the distant ridge, which could really give some oomph to the huge scale of the place.
Lovely shot.
Cheers
Bill
Seems like it's a difficult subject to portray with little or no foreground.
For me the drama is really in the bleakness of this landscape and would, perhaps, be better served by a mono conversion wherein you could be fairly aggressive with the contrast selectively to emphasise the stark foreground peaks against the distant ridge, which could really give some oomph to the huge scale of the place.
Lovely shot.
Cheers
Bill

The large displays the immense feeling you get each time you drive under these magnificent mountains. From both directions they dominate the scene with that solid face of hard stone.
A bold composition and taken from height shows a version of these mountains many of us will never see for ourselves.
Dougie
A bold composition and taken from height shows a version of these mountains many of us will never see for ourselves.
Dougie

Hi Rich,
It's a great walking ridge and a deserved classic. Nice and airy in places, but nothing too taxing. The climb onto the ridge wasn't as hard as some people make out, though I was knackered at the end of the walk - the climb onto the Sgurr Fhuaran was a bit of a grind. I think it reflected my fitness at the time more than anything else.
Pete
It's a great walking ridge and a deserved classic. Nice and airy in places, but nothing too taxing. The climb onto the ridge wasn't as hard as some people make out, though I was knackered at the end of the walk - the climb onto the Sgurr Fhuaran was a bit of a grind. I think it reflected my fitness at the time more than anything else.

Pete