Glen Coe in Winter

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Hi all

Landscapes are not really my thing! ... but I keep trying anyway :LOL: I came across this scene and just had to give it a quick snap as it really was a beautiful sight .. OK I know the snow is a bit blue (but it really was at the time) and the size of the image is not too clever? but I thought I'd share anyway for your comments :)

C&C appreciated as always.

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no foreground interest or any leading lines so nothing to really grab your attention.

il hopefully be heading there next week, cant bloody wait!
 
onefunkypenguin said:
no foreground interest or any leading lines so nothing to really grab your attention.

il hopefully be heading there next week, cant bloody wait!
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Many thanks :D
Perhaps when you are there you could lay some rail tracks up to the cottage or perhaps get some naked babe to lay down in the snow for a bit of foreground interest :thinking:

So what do you suggest? .. I used what I could! and there really is nothing there! ... Don't mean to sound ungrateful for the comment but seriously any suggestions would be appreciated .... :cool:
 
Splog said:
Many thanks :D
Perhaps when you are there you could lay some rail tracks up to the cottage or perhaps get some naked babe to lay down in the snow for a bit of foreground interest :thinking:

So what do you suggest? .. I used what I could! and there really is nothing there! ... Don't mean to sound ungrateful for the comment but seriously any suggestions would be appreciated .... :cool:
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sorry, that did seem bit harsh when re-read.

well there is lods to shoot up there, i used a small stream and tfor leading lines in few of mines.

naked babe is planned for next week... :naughty: :LOL:
 
Buachaille Etive Mor from Altnafeadh doesn't have as many options for foreground interest as the 'classic' view but a short walk towards Lagangarbh Cottage would allow you to use the river Coupall or the little bridge perhaps.
 
I agree with that, the cottage or the stones of the river make good foreground material.
 
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onefunkypenguin said:
sorry, that did seem bit harsh when re-read.


naked babe is planned for next week... :naughty: :LOL:
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Hey! no worries ... but can I come too :D (ooops better rephrase that ) I know what you mean about the fg bit but it was bloody freezing and about a foot of snow! so as I said it was a quick snap :LOL: ...... (y)
 
dinners said:
Buachaille Etive Mor from Altnafeadh doesn't have as many options for foreground interest as the 'classic' view but a short walk towards Lagangarbh Cottage would allow you to use the river Coupall or the little bridge perhaps.
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strax said:
I agree with that, the cottage or the stones of the river make good foreground material.
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Thanks guys and appreciated :) But the weather really didn't allow for a walkabout I really couldn't go walking in deep snow! so made the best I could! Steve
 
Splog said:
Thanks guys and appreciated :) But the weather really didn't allow for a walkabout I really couldn't go walking in deep snow! so made the best I could! Steve
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There's your answer

You need a pair of waders at the moment ;)
 
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