Dartmoor

[Amp34]

These were taken on Dartmoor a few weeks ago, I think I finally might have cleared my backlog. Anyway..

Believe it or not but this used to be a tin mine, Eylesbarrow according to the map. HDR'd using 5 exposures from 3 RAW's

http://www.wildaboutlife.net/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=768&g2_serialNumber=1

Combshead Tor. 3 exposures from 3 RAW's. I couldn't be bothered to get the tripod out when I took these, the extra minute out in the field would have saved me about 20 minutes at the computer lining them up.:cuckoo:

http://www.wildaboutlife.net/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=770&g2_serialNumber=1

C&C welcome as always.:)

[natjag]

these are nice landscape shots, but could be improved with some foreground interest.

[ben g]

:agree: but i think the skies and the processing are very good:thumbs:

[AncientSnapper]

number 1 for me - sunbeams on that landscape are lovely
luck you to be there

[Charlie C]

lovely skies mate!

a bit in the forground would help, but still lovely shots.

Well processed too

[iGiDK]

Absolutely love that sky in #1, superb

[Amp34]

Thanks. :)

It was the first time I had been up on dartmoor ithout crystal clear skies or fog that means you can't see your hand in front of your face. :lol:

I didn't think of foreground interest at the time, there's always something I forget in a shot! :D

[Duckydoodle]

Like them both but prefer no2 think it held my attention longer and love the sky.

[Byrhtnoth]

Good shots, I like these two :thumbs:

Good light and nicely processed, as already said foreground intrest would be good.

Me? Think I would of prefered the extra time in the field ;)

[spencer]

What fantastic skies!! well caught.

If you ever need some company?

Spence