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This day you could not move you people stopping and photographing this scene, it was glorious!
E-3 12-60mm @ 30mm. 1/80 f14. Developed in Lightroom, a little cloning.
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This day you could not move you people stopping and photographing this scene, it was glorious!
E-3 12-60mm @ 30mm. 1/80 f14. Developed in Lightroom, a little cloning.sigpicDave -
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A Classic capture
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Absolutely beautiful. If I had taken this it would be on my wall, you should sell it.Comment
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Lucky you, to be there in such wonderful weather, Superb shot, frame it and hang it on a wall.Comment
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Stunning. The reflection is so perfect, I find the rocks in the water almost hypnotic.
I don't think I have ever been there. Is this location near to the road, or is it a long hike? I only ask as I would love to go to Rannoch, and enjoy a long walk, but don't know how much time it would take.---------------
Naughty Nigel
Difficult is worth doing
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This view can be seen from the A82 in Scotland. Do a net search, there is plenty on the net re this moor.Originally posted by Naughty Nigel View Post
This view is very close to the road, people were seeing the scene, stopping the car and getting out their cameras or phones. The road is quite straight and vehicles travel along it very fast, it was scary watching folk walk around unthinking of the danger.
I could have spent the whole of my time in Scotland just capturing the beauty of the moor.
I was fortunate with the light, it is not always like this I am told.
You can find it on Google Earth, I will send you a link. Couldn't do this but you can find it easy enough, it is between Ballachulish and the junction of the A82 and A85.
Hope you can find it.sigpicDaveComment
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Thanks Dave.
I may have an opportunity to go there shortly, so I thought it was worth asking.
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Naughty Nigel
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Dave,
That is not just beautiful, that is sublime!
John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
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Well I am going to be the devil's advocate here.
A stunning view shot without doubt - but the reflection in the water totally overpowers the view (IMHO) - and does nothing for the final print.
Perhaps a higher perspective might have been better?
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Fantastic shot Dave, Scotland is a beautiful place with so much to offer, must visit again sometime in the near future.Comment
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Mmmmmmm ...... how sweet it is ..... just a gorgeous catch!!Comment
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I take your point Jack re the reflection, in my view, the reflection is a very important part of the view.Originally posted by JackBenedict View Post
I would have liked to have had a higher viewpoint but it was just not possible, must take my steps next time, seriously.sigpicDaveComment
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Thanks guys for your comments, must say I was very fortunate with the weather, it could have been awful as it often is.sigpicDaveComment
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WOW, fantastic, perfectly captured
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