Rannoch Moor

[noah1]

Rannoch Moor by Johnlever Photography, on Flickr

A few days spent around Glen Coe where the temperatures reached 21 deg with clear skies but not complaining to much as i did get one nice morning.

 

[SFTPhotography]

Its way under exposed IMHO. Nice conditions, but there are better angles of it.

 

[old bloke]

This is a lovely image John, Rannoch Moor is one of the most photogenic and photographed places in the UK I love the area, unfortunately I have already driven about 400mls when I get there on my way to Skye so never have much time there
I intend to go again in September, thinking I need to arrange a stopover.
Once again nice shot.
Regards Bob

 

[LongLensPhotography]

Underexposed and underprocessed. The left half does absolutely nothing at all (its a plain grey-blue blob). I hope you have something more as it looks like wonderful morning.

 

[GWR100]

I don't think it needs a lot, but the island and the string of rocks to the left need dodging to lift the out of the gloom, Nice picture John, and I think you can find a dozen of more ways to get some great pictures from it,

Geoff

 

[AndyWest]

Wow that mist is amazing! Really nice image!

 

[BRASH]

It needs straightened.

 

[KAS]

You caught lovely with the Buckle and Glencoe peeping through the mist, spot on.

 

[noah1]

Thanks all for taking the time to comment on the shot ,Obviously different people have different views that's what makes landscape photography so interesting just when you think you are getting there someone will always come along and tell you it's cr@p,It does make you think though and appreciate all the views.

 

[vtrjames]

Personally, I think it needs straightening and the colour boosting. I'd crop the left hand side too and maybe some from the bottom as they're superfluous in my opinion.

James

 

[ynot]

It doesn't need much to make it into a really good shot John. Try what the others have suggested. Its almost there.