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Found an old memory card last week and found some images from the late Autumn of 2015 going into the start of winter - some of them I processed and some I overlooked. Tastes change and evolve in time and I decided to download them off the card again and work them without looking at the renditions I created at the time (looking at them afterwards the first lot seem a bit garish and over processed). For my shots of the Buachaille I prefer to have the mountain centered in the middle - at the time I wasn't as fussed on this little detail but it's something that irks me now about pictures from here if the mountain top isn't central in the frame. In an ideal world the reflection would be better - clearer. I dare say a little stopper or something would have helped with that but then again it is a river and none of the shots have my ultimate niggle (blurred grasses and they without fail come with longer exposures on all but the very stillest of days)
It was an especially nice morning with a hint of red colour left in the moorland and the lightest of snow toppings on the mountain. I recall being sat on a rock with the tripod in front loosing off frames as the light changed. It was great fun reliving that morning.
_DSC6491 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr
_DSC6494 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr
_DSC6504 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr
It was an especially nice morning with a hint of red colour left in the moorland and the lightest of snow toppings on the mountain. I recall being sat on a rock with the tripod in front loosing off frames as the light changed. It was great fun reliving that morning.
_DSC6491 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr_DSC6494 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr_DSC6504 by Stephen Taylor, on Flickr
