Robinson Crags

[sirch]

Robinson Crags, near Buttermere. MPP Microtechnical 4x5, Ilford Delta 100

Robinson Crags by Chris H, on Flickr

 

[StephenM]

I like it. Personally, I've have burned in the very bright lower hillside on the left hand side a little.

Edit to add:
I was working through my alerts in reverse order. I DID get an alert that this thread had been created.

 

[sirch]

I like it. Personally, I've have burned in the very bright lower hillside on the left hand side a little.

Thanks Stephen, now you mention it I tend to agree, I think I'll have a go at burning that in later.

 

[ancient_mariner]

I'd probably also have dodged the shadow area a little just to bring back a bit of detail.

I'm finding it hard to get a sense of the sweep of the landscape, perhaps because the sunlit ridge on the RHS foreground is so thin that it doesn't convey 3 dimensions to *me*.

 

[sirch]

I'd probably also have dodged the shadow area a little just to bring back a bit of detail.

I'm finding it hard to get a sense of the sweep of the landscape, perhaps because the sunlit ridge on the RHS foreground is so thin that it doesn't convey 3 dimensions to *me*.

Thanks Toni, it's always good to learn what other people see, it "pops" quite well for me on the RHS

 

[FishyFish]

I'm curious as to whether that tiny white speck on the cliff-edge at the upper right of the frame is a person, sheep, or a dust spot.

 

[sirch]

I'm curious as to whether that tiny white speck on the cliff-edge at the upper right of the frame is a person, sheep, or a dust spot.

I would like to say sheep because there were sheep around but it's too white and probably too big so it looks like a dust spot that I missed, well spotted.

 

[FishyFish]

I would like to say sheep because there were sheep around but it's too white and probably too big so it looks like a dust spot that I missed, well spotted.

No matter how careful I am at removing dust, there are always still a few "sheep" in my photos, sometimes even in the sky.

 

[sirch]

No matter how careful I am at removing dust, there are always still a few "sheep" in my photos, sometimes even in the sky.

Surely the ones in the sky are flying pigs