Scottish Highlands
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No match
One of the pictures from my first visit to Scotland. The Highlands are awesome!
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Nikon D5100, Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR.
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Comments (6)
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misterchandelier
I love the great detail captured on the mossy rocks and the landscape of this valley! The cloudy sky, while usually I dislike looking at, is quite nice in the overall composition of this photo.
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This is a really nice image. I like the composition and the colors look right on. I absolutely agree with the comments on vignetting. It would have been that much better with out it. One other thing that I would have done is to use a smaller aperture to get more of the shot in focus. Perhaps an f/13 or so. It's still a very nice image, but would have been even better with these minor adjustments.
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WhiteDog
This could have been a great photo. But, for me, the over saturation and heavy vignetting ruin it. In my opinion, vignettes in landscapes are just too artificial, as if nature is not good enough on her own. It's so easy to manipulate photos now that many people just don't know when or where to stop.
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Kohdi
This is the first photo that's made me want to leave a comment. Exceptional detail, wonderful cool colors, and that perfect focus make this my new favorite wallpaper. I hope to see more from you in the future!
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Absolutely wonderful image. Love the saturated, yet subdued tones. This is the first wallpaper I've saved from InterfaceLift in quite some time.
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mjoa
Just lovely. Nice how we get the mood and feeling of the majestic landscape while being able to focus in on such fine detail. Great light, colour, and a feeling of a fresh perspective. Thanks for sharing.