The Road Goes Ever On and On...

That's a winner right there. You don't get many mornings like that in a year.
After seeing your earlier picture I was hoping you'd use a longer lens to concentrate on more detailed shots to produce a picture like this assuming it was taken on the same morning.
I predominantly shoot long so this picture appeals to me greatly.
 
Scott Robertson said:
That's a winner right there. You don't get many mornings like that in a year.
After seeing your earlier picture I was hoping you'd use a longer lens to concentrate on more detailed shots to produce a picture like this assuming it was taken on the same morning.
I predominantly shoot long so this picture appeals to me greatly.
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Thanks. I was like a kid in a sweet shop, lots of shots taken with long and wide lenses. Truly the mother lode of shoots, I think I probably got about 20 or 30 keepers, and I've sold dozens of prints from it. :D
 
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I had many chances to return to Canada over the years and such
scenes are among the reasons I didn't…

The country is so very GINORMOUS that these tight, narrow, shal-
low valleys are hard to come by. There are other charms for sure
but not at such scale.

Good one, man!
 
Kodiak Qc said:
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I had many chances to return to Canada over the years and such
scenes are among the reasons I didn't…

The country is so very GINORMOUS that these tight, narrow, shal-
low valleys are hard to come by. There are other charms for sure
but not at such scale.

Good one, man!
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Thanks!

As a landscape photographer, I count myself lucky to live in Britain. It's the perfect mix of scenery of every kind, from mountains to rolling fields to woods to dramatic coast line, coupled with a compactness that means you're rarely more than a couple of hours from any of them (or a Greggs).
 
Not sure someones choice of lens for landscape work is a matter of courage or lack thereof o_O ;)

Another fabulous misty shot :) tones to die for.
 
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Any reason why you left the two campers on centre right?
 
You must be very pleased with that one, I'd be delighted. Excellent

Northaway said:
As a landscape photographer, I count myself lucky to live in Britain. It's the perfect mix of scenery of every kind, from mountains to rolling fields to woods to dramatic coast line, coupled with a compactness that means you're rarely more than a couple of hours from any of them
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Very true, we are very fortunate that we have such a varied landscape - and weather.

Dave
 
Oh that's nice. At first thoughts you think B&W would be good but then the hints of colour are what make it. Bet your happy with this
 
Northaway said:
Thanks. Not exclusively!
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Mountain Live, an early 70s album, was called The Road Goes Ever On. Well worth a listen. Printed on the back of the cover...." this record was made to be played loud"
 
lugworm said:
Mountain Live, an early 70s album, was called The Road Goes Ever On. Well worth a listen. Printed on the back of the cover...." this record was made to be played loud"
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Oh, lol. Before my time ;)

I got the title (as I suspect the album did) from The Lord of the Rings.
 
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