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Back in Scotland for today's photos. This was taken yesterday at Loch Ard. Its starting to get very autumnul here.
Loch Sloy and dam as seen from Cruach Tairbeirt.
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An Autumnal scene at Loch Ard. A little cloudy and colourless in the sky but the lovely tones in the trees and bushes and that soft focus reflection makes it worth while.
A view of the southern part of Loch Lomond from the summit of Conic Hill.
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Today’s post is another view of the broken jetty at Loch Gelly at sunset.
The shot is a little less HDR than my usual fare with only two frames capturing foreground and sky so that means that the sun is a little burned out and losing detail whereas the shadows are a little deeper than I would normally like. However, I was taken by the depth of colour in these frames which was too dark for the lowest exposure and too bright in the highest. So I chose to use only the middle two and concentrate on pulling out the nice tones in the water and the lower clouds.
I’m still trying to figure out how to capture long exposure but still see some movement in the turbines. Perhaps I’ll get that worked out for the next visit.
Loch Tummel is a long, narrow loch, 7 km north west of Pitlochry in the council area of Perth and Kinross, Scotland. It is fed and drained by the River Tummel, which flows into the River Tay about 13 km south-east of the Clunie Dam at the loch's eastern end.
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Loch Lomond
...With an old oak tree balancing act...
From Milarrochy Point, with Inchfad and Inchcruin Islands on a very cloudy, dark Thursday afternoon.
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park,
West Central Scotland
We've done the first part of the climb and reached the beautiful Loch Etchachan, surrounded by the high Cairngorm Mountains, some of the highest peaks in the UK. The path to the left leads to Derry Cairngorm, but we're heading on up the path disappearing off to the right for the steep climb up Beinn Mheadhoin.
Loch Tummel in Scotland is a very popular tourist destination because of the Queens View lookout, but this shot was taken from the other side of the loch, and just shows what all those visitors are missing out on.
Exposure row 3 pictures
Like hole Ness this lake also has his own monster called muc-sheilch. Hole Maree is looked as one of the nicest lakes of highlands in Scotland. On account of the seclusion rules there little tourism.
Belichtungsreihe 3 Aufnahmen
Wie Loch Ness hat dieser See auch sein eigenes Ungeheuer namens muc-sheilch. Loch Maree wird als einer der schönsten Seen der Highlands in Schottland angesehen. Aufgrund der Abgeschiedenheit herrscht dort wenig Tourismus.
Following on from the image I posted yesterday. The next stop was to shoot this wonderful view of Liathach across Loch Clair with the lower slopes of Beinn Eighe to the right.
Hope everyone has a great weekend.
A small corrugated iron hut stands on the shores of the dramatic Loch Vrotachan high in the Scottish Highlands, with brooding mountains in the distance.
From the slopes of Beinn Mheadhoin we look back and have a great view of the high Cairngorm plateau reflected in the waters of Loch Etchachan.
Beinn Mheadhoin (pronounced Bane Vee-arrn) meaning 'The Middle Hill' stands at 1182 meters (3878 feet) and is my 14th Munro. The summit plateau is strewn with some spectacular granite rocky tors and lies at the remote heart of the Cairngorms. The cycle in up Glen Derry was 6.7 miles, with a further 3.7 hike to reach the summit. With the return, the days sees me covering 21 miles Bike & Hike.
Taken just before dawn on the slopes of Quinag, the sky was changing colour rapidly with the approaching sun. A great place to find a bit of solitude!
Went back to my spot at Loch Lomond this evening. I’d been there earlier last week to get this shot however the image was slightly out of focus. I liked the way this turned out and love my new firecrest 13 stop. Have a peaceful weekend.
Canon 90D
Canon 16-35mm L iii
300sec
ISO 100
F10
Firecrest 13 Stop filter