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Finally sorted these out, only took them last October :bonk: first week we were in the skye region, 2nd week in the cairngorms

all taken with 50D + 17-40L f/4, with varied GND's

bow fiddle rock

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sand bay, where they filmed monty halls great escape

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five sisters, loch duich

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eilean donan, loch duich

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the cuillins from camusteel - have got this on the wall 36x12, looks great

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brochidhu, on the way to glen muick

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belach na ba, applecross

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Drochaid Coire Nan Arr, on the way up to the cattle pass

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have got plenty more to sort through still

thanks for looking

drew
 
Very lovely images but I'm fairly sure you're making most of those names up.
 
1st one, great lead in lines, and last 3 are my favourite. The ones of Applecross are great, very dramatc, but all of them very good imo. :) Shame about the lighting in some of them though, the white sky in the Eilean Donan one for example. Any way to get some detail back?
 
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I love number six, the different tones to the mountains are great.

Really makes me want to go back the the west coast again.
 
dazzajl said:
Very lovely images but I'm fairly sure you're making most of those names up.
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thanks - haha, honest im not :LOL:

CraigyBoy86 said:
1st one, great lead in lines, and last 3 are my favourite. The ones of Applecross are great, very dramatc, but all of them very good imo. :) Shame about the lighting in some of them though, the white sky in the Eilean Donan one for example. Any way to get some detail back?
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thanks craig - could do, but it was pretty much a white out - weather in skye the first week was pretty terrible

lochgilp said:
Totally and Utterly Stunning set there!!!!:D:D
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thankyou :)

Fuuudge said:
I love number six, the different tones to the mountains are great.

Really makes me want to go back the the west coast again.
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thanks fudge, me too love the place

barclay03 said:
Lovely shots!
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cheers :)

drew
 
Has to be the Camusteel pano for me.
An absolutely classic image, lovely light.

I will admit to being slightly biased, my Mum lived in Camusteel for 5 years and that view always astonished me, especially in winter. I can name most of those peaks and have been up a lot of them too.
I've just got back from a visit to the other side of those mountains. See my Diary from the Isle of Canna thread for some images of those mountains from a different direction.

Thanks for sharing your panos with us - Duncan
 
top class shots, make me realise I still have a lot to learn
 
cracking images, nice to see some different Scottish scenery.
 
love them.I am going to Skye and Hebrides in May.Looking forward to seeing all the amazing scenery.
 
DuncanDisorderly said:
Has to be the Camusteel pano for me.
An absolutely classic image, lovely light.

I will admit to being slightly biased, my Mum lived in Camusteel for 5 years and that view always astonished me, especially in winter. I can name most of those peaks and have been up a lot of them too.
I've just got back from a visit to the other side of those mountains. See my Diary from the Isle of Canna thread for some images of those mountains from a different direction.

Thanks for sharing your panos with us - Duncan
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thanks Duncan, nice shots (y)

Animal said:
top class shots, make me realise I still have a lot to learn
Animal said:
Would except any tips as well - on the photo side
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thankyou

nowler said:
some nice shots. well done!
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thank you :)


cherokee1111 said:
love a good panorama and these are simply stunning, well captured(y)
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cheers :D

tiler65 said:
cracking images, nice to see some different Scottish scenery.
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thanks v.much :)

taxi said:
Excellent set of panoramic images. You have given me a few ideas :)
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cheers taxi, happy to help :)

pat5 said:
love them.I am going to Skye and Hebrides in May.Looking forward to seeing all the amazing scenery.
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thanks, you'll love it can't wait to get back up there myself

User Name said:
Love them all. I hope to be able to put my 50D to such good use. :)
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thanks :)

martyp said:
They're all beautiful! (y)
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thankyou

Karlos said:
Excellent set of images, I like all of them!

The only niggle I have is that the sky in the first one could do with the colour turning down a couple of notches, seems a bit too blue.
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thanks v.much, note taken :)

cheers all

drew
 
Fantastic Captures I Really Like No.1 No.2 No.4 No.5 No.7 And No.9 Very Sharp And Crisp And Great Colours Very Well Done

Kirk
 
Great captures - I really LOVE number one - Congrats, well done!:)
 
Fantastic photos of a fantastic location. I think you have captured them well (y)
 
kirk09 said:
Fantastic Captures I Really Like No.1 No.2 No.4 No.5 No.7 And No.9 Very Sharp And Crisp And Great Colours Very Well Done

Kirk
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thanks very much :)

Coops61 said:
Great captures - I really LOVE number one - Congrats, well done!:)
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thankyou :)

Spy said:
Fantastic photos of a fantastic location. I think you have captured them well (y)
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cheers :)

munchycarrot said:
Absolutely beautiful. I think Brochidhu has the teeniest edge for me but all stunning
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thanks very much

drew
 
Some really good shots there, I love a good pano personally. These remind me why I love this country so much.
 
really like these, did you use slight HDR or is it just level tweaking?
 
Some really lovely shots there. Numbers 2, 4, 5, 6 & 7 are stunning. It's a shame the foreground in the first one is a little untidy.

Are these numerous images stitched together to form a pano or single shots.
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Superb shots - love the one of the Cuillin. Been walking/scrambling there and it's an amazing place.

Quite tempted to buy a print off you actually.
 
Tazmaniandevil said:
Some really good shots there, I love a good pano personally. These remind me why I love this country so much.
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Thanks

duncolm said:
Hey, Eilean Donan Castle, not from the usual angle!
I was beginning to think there was a rule against that sort of thing....

Great set, I'm inspired.
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Thanks very much

dinners said:
Some lovely shots there.

We are often up at Applecross and the dogs love going to Sand........

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=166991

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nice stuff - cheers

joescrivens said:
really like these, did you use slight HDR or is it just level tweaking?
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thanks, no HDR was using GND's :)

Brian_C said:
Some really lovely shots there. Numbers 2, 4, 5, 6 & 7 are stunning. It's a shame the foreground in the first one is a little untidy.

Are these numerous images stitched together to form a pano or single shots.
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thanks, 7-8 shots taken in Portrait orientation stiched together :)

grum said:
Superb shots - love the one of the Cuillin. Been walking/scrambling there and it's an amazing place.

Quite tempted to buy a print off you actually.
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thanks :)

robbys82 said:
some really nice ones there :)
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thankyou

Hozzer said:
Stunning sets,(y)

Next time you are up here I could do with some lessons:naughty:
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thanks :)

cheers all

drew
 
These are very, very impressive shots.

I've a couple of terrible shots from my hill walking in the highlands (lived in Inverness for four years) but none of them come even close to this.

Expecting my new camera this week so I'll be making sure to get some better shots when I return in the summer :)
 
Stunning series, loved looking at them all (y)
 
Trully stuning images. I love panoramic format. If you don't mind answering few questions:
1) are these stitched from few images or cropped?
2) in case of shooting few images and stitching, what focal length are you using?
3) in case of shooting few images and stitching, do you adjust NDgrads and exposure or keep all the settings the same?

Thanks a lot.
Pietrach
 
Stunning set, I was up around Loch Duich early last year and these images just make me want to go back (y)
 
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