Posiview's TP52 2017 I’m done....
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The tree shot is very good, there is nice movement in the clouds and water yet it's not totally lost detail but if I had to choose between them I would pick the #1. Feels like great drama in that picture with the good B&W conversion, the detail on the rocks and the mist.
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Just been watching your Youtube on Glen Coe and think it is greatDark two cracking shots imo Andy, very well taken, I like the 1st one with the rolling mist/fog coming in and it goes well in mono, the 2nd shot is my pick though as I love it, showing the old tree and stunning BG just too finish it off, great photography and PP
I like the lone tree very much, great long exposure, great processing
Both are great shots Andy, but the tree is the one for me.
The way you've combined the motion blur of the water and sky with the pin sharp boughs and twigs of the tree. Fantastic.
Thanks, all for me it's #1, the majesty of the mountain was wonderful.
There will be a return trip...maybe for the end of project meet
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Perfect choice in the b&w for the mountain Andy it really captures that dark brooding look, but the tree is the eye catcher for me I love it
Travelling to far flung places, sleeping in a tent, up at 4 ... not really my thing, but I can see you love it ... you've got the pictures to prove it. Both great.
Thanks, all, both locations are well worth a visit if you have chance.
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Two fantastic shots showing the awe inspiring nature of the place Andy. I love the tree with the dramatic movement in cloud and water, but the detail shot of Buachaille Etive Mòr is refreshing after all the wider shots on the forum...stunning though they are. Very moody and beautiful.
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Superb shot for the Lonely tree, I can even see DiddyDave being impressed with that one
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Superb shot for the Lonely tree, I can even see DiddyDave being impressed with that one
Cheers, an enjoyable tree
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03:00 alarm clock. Got up having planned my Power at Whitby......decided at a roundabout to head to Scarborough instead. My dad and his forebears come from there and it felt right.
Shoehorn and not the best photograph but time is limited as we are off camping in a few hours and I have to get everything ready. The Power of the panorama....Sea Power.........Wave Power....
There's an absolute boatload of information in there, feel free to zoom in.
No comments expected and I've been conspicuous by my absence recently
Cheers and and have a great weekend.
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Shoehorn and not the best photograph but time is limited as we are off camping in a few hours and I have to get everything ready. The Power of the panorama
....Sea Power.........Wave Power....There's an absolute boatload of information in there, feel free to zoom in.
No comments expected and I've been conspicuous by my absence recently
Cheers and and have a great weekend.
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Power for all the lights works well for me mate, really like this actually, the inclusion of the boat close to the RH and the trawler at the other end is splendid
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Power for all the lights works well for me mate, really like this actually, the inclusion of the boat close to the RH and the trawler at the other end is splendid
Power of all that electricity keeping the lights on round the harbour and houses, good shot
Very nicely composed and very sharp
Good grief, electric power...I ssoooo missed the obvious, I suspect my unconscious thought of it while taking the photograph
Thank for the comments.
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My last visit was in week 1 so I've just looked through your images since then. A great range of shots with some really excellent ones; my favourites so far are the detailed and colourful image of the leaf for your first Comfort image, the amazing crystal of salt on a needle for Mineral, and both images for Dark, particularly the tree for the mood and the sense of motion in the sky and water. Looking forward to keeping up with you for the rest of the year
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Nicely composed and lots of detail
My last visit was in week 1 so I've just looked through your images since then. A great range of shots with some really excellent ones; my favourites so far are the detailed and colourful image of the leaf for your first Comfort image, the amazing crystal of salt on a needle for Mineral, and both images for Dark, particularly the tree for the mood and the sense of motion in the sky and water. Looking forward to keeping up with you for the rest of the year
Love that pano feel, really makes it.
I really like that. With the line of lights splitting the photo into two halves, the boat on the rhs holding the eye into image and hill tops breaking up the horizon.
Thanks all, esp @Manxmaid for the catch up.
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Well, I've been sssooooo lacklustre recently...anyywwaayyyy.
Here's a half ar**d Abpve from last night's sunset.
Cheers all.
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Here's a half ar**d Abpve from last night's sunset.
Cheers all.
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Ah well...when your get up and go has gone it must be time for a lie down I do like the hint of late light on the stems and teasel heads - interesting wispy clouds, too. Hope you're feeling more motivated again soon - is it comedown after those glorious Scottish landscapes?
I do like the hint of late light on the stems and teasel heads - interesting wispy clouds, too. Hope you're feeling more motivated again soon - is it comedown after those glorious Scottish landscapes?
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Hmmmmmmm 
Theme wise good... Sky wise good... subject wise works okay too, not so sure on the orientation if it helps it more than landscape, but still, the converging works well also
Theme wise good... Sky wise good... subject wise works okay too, not so sure on the orientation if it helps it more than landscape, but still, the converging works well also
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Above, love it as it reminds me of my view after being in the pub
Ah well...when your get up and go has gone it must be time for a lie down
Nahh, It'll pass, always does
Hmmmmmmm
Theme wise good... Sky wise good... subject wise works okay too, not so sure on the orientation if it helps it more than landscape, but still, the converging works well also
Thanks all, @Dark Knight landscape does indeed also work
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My luster is lacking.
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Posted to keep me current and as a 'concept'
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Posted to keep me current and as a 'concept'
Cheers.
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Works for me. I'd have put a picture of a tomato on the phone screen though, but that's my sense of humour.
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