Highlands Meet 09 by Alexisonfire (pic heavy)
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Great stuff, all of them. I am sorry now that I was not aware you guys were coming north - I might have met up for a "guest" day out.
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That's a great set Mike. It was great to meet you, Gary, Woodsy etc even if it was only for a couple of hours.
I just got back today and have masses of shots to go through. I will probably post some tomorrow.
I'm off to look at the posts from the others, although they will have to go some to beat these.
I just got back today and have masses of shots to go through. I will probably post some tomorrow.
I'm off to look at the posts from the others, although they will have to go some to beat these.
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- Mike Simpson
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Hey, its a rock pool and there was almost no wind, so the water was dead still, really is as simple as that.
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That's a great set Mike. It was great to meet you, Gary, Woodsy etc even if it was only for a couple of hours.
I just got back today and have masses of shots to go through. I will probably post some tomorrow.
I'm off to look at the posts from the others, although they will have to go some to beat these.
Lucky sod, wish i had another week out there
Was nice to meet, although briefly as you say, look forward to seeing your shots! 
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Alex a fantastic set that you are right to be proud of But can I ask ... is there a reason you leave some of the horizons so slanted? It's a serious question, and your answer might help me get over them enough to appreciate the images that have them
I like quite a few of them very much, but the one sticking in my mind at the moment is the one with the guy on the edge of a massive drop.
I wish I didn't work nights now. It wont be so bad in late autumn/winter. But at the moment I'm working both ends of the clock so I miss early mornings and late nights I have to do something about that, because both yours and Gary shots keep reminding me how much I miss my landscapes and the intention I had of developing my style with them.
But can I ask ... is there a reason you leave some of the horizons so slanted? It's a serious question, and your answer might help me get over them enough to appreciate the images that have them I like quite a few of them very much, but the one sticking in my mind at the moment is the one with the guy on the edge of a massive drop.
I wish I didn't work nights now. It wont be so bad in late autumn/winter. But at the moment I'm working both ends of the clock so I miss early mornings and late nights
I have to do something about that, because both yours and Gary shots keep reminding me how much I miss my landscapes and the intention I had of developing my style with them.