A couple of recent landscapes

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I've been neglecting this forum for a few months, and I should really get myself back into using it.
Anyway, a couple of recent landscapes from my last few excursions. Any C&C welcomed

1) Rainbow over Swaledale
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2) Walls and Heather at Surrender Bridge, Yorkshire Dales
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3) A burst of light, seen from the top of Dead Mans Hill, Coverdale
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4) Sunset Drive, Grinton Moor, Swaledale
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Thanks for looking.
 
I really like this complete set... with the best being #2 and #4 imo
 
Hi,

I like 1st one. I think is not that easy to capture rainbow. Well done. And my next fav is number 3!
 
Just to be different I like the Dead Mans Hill shot, is that a worked stone in the foreground?
Love the perspective and the chaotic, stormy feel of the sky...
Not your average fair weather blue sky landscape, good effort at something a bit different!
 
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Thank you - I was particularly happy with the weather conditions in the first one. As a whole, the conditions have been pretty conducive to interesting shots over the past couple of weeks.
I don't think that it was a worked stone in 3, though it was reminiscent of the millstones on the edges in the Peak District. To be honest it was about the only interest up on that hill.
Overall, I dont feel like they sing anywhere near as much since I have uploaded them to flickr, compared with viewing on my iMac at home - Grrrrrr
Appreciate you taking the time to view and comment guys - thanks!!!
 
ST4 said:
1 is nice
2. Lights too flat.
3. I'm not a fan of this sort of light and the blown bit of sky with too dark a scene just doesn't work.
4. Cool colours but too dark in the forefront
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Cheers Steve. Appreciate your comments. Although I took bracketed shots, the above are all processed from a single exposure. Perhaps some of the flaws you point to, could be tackled better if I learn to blend exposures.
Thanks
 
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