A Peaceful Scottish Evening
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I shot this picture at Stein, Isle of Skye, Scotland, on march 2009. I used a tripod and ND filter in order to obtain an appropriate exposure time (2.5 seconds at f/22).
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 10-20mm.
Photo settings: f/22, 2.5 seconds.
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Comments (13)
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Kevin Patrick
I really love the contrast. There is a sense of deepness to this shot. Would love to see some video with this type of look.
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freewebwallpaper
nice
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gelsomino
I love how luminous and radiant in that grey evening looks the coastline and the white house. great pic!
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Shadow67PT
Waseome site this one :) A really nice picture ^^ already using it :P
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shankru85
Stunning piece of photography. Way to go!
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rgarjr
Good job mate..
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nordcz
remarkable shot. thank you.
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Thanks you very much for your comments guys!!! Odkkoma and Ferris, maybe you're right. I might be too generous with that!! ;). This is my first submission, I'm really happy to read you enjoy this picture. I hope that you will also like my next submissions. Mickael
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Ferris
When I saw the thumbnail I thought "wow". When I saw the full version, I said it out loud. But I agree with Odkkoma about the "glowing" house.
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odkkoma
I really love the stones, water and sky. But I would have prefered if the house weren't glowing.
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Beginning
Love it.. Great work, thanks for sharing!
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fantaxy
I voted for this. Awesome image!
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Although like the diversification of images, I admit to having a penchant for landscapes. Mickael Barbelet, the technique of 'chiaroscuro' is very well crafted. The division of the stones with water qualifies your work. I can see and distinguish all the surfaces and colors, even in depth. The light above the darker side brings a significant enhancement. And the tripod, I think you found it difficult to fit it into a rocky and brittle surface. Anyway, great job! Thank you!