Lochan na Achlaise
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Near Glencoe, Scotland. Temperature was -8C and to my surprise the entire lochan was frozen over. Last of the morning light adds some pleasing colour to the scene.
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Commentaires (14)
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Thanks for the comments folks. In particular the one about walking down to the shore next time. No need for that. I did on the day. I have submitted one such shot and if it is accepted, I hope you find the viewpoint more pleasing.
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groundzero
This is really beautiful
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REPENT_OF_SIN
Very good capture of yellow colors...thank you.
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robynfali
Not at all, I am just saying that the photograph does not need any cropping at all, i merely saying that this is a VERY graphical outlook of various parts of scotland, and a very accurate representation of the area.
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stubulman
Robynfali, I did not crop the entirety of the sky and foreground. I don't know if that's what you were intimating.
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robynfali
I do not agree about the cropping, you need the foreground to set the picture, I used to live in the Shetlands, and that does not look much different to this. The foreground shows how barren the area looks, well done indeed!
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Tim H.
Wow. This is so beautiful. I really like this. It's yet another excellent addition to my Wallpaper Master random rotation.
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Joel Antunes
Shiver great! Regards J. Antunes
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Joel Antunes
OK! this is a wallpaper but i got to agree with BetWinston is a very very nice location(!!!) but i found no interest in the foreground, i bet if you try to walk a couple of miles to the loch i bet you will find lot of foreground interest which will draw attention to the mountain here some inspiration by my very loved Landscape photographer Adam Burton: http://www.timecatcher.com/main.cfm?p=02_300&PhotoID=1016 Regards J. Antunes
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stubulman
The oranges have a summer/autumn feel, whereas the cooler tones have a winter feel. I don't know whether the two jibe. I experimented by cropping the sky as well as the foreground. The effect is much more stunning and cohesive. The problem is the aspect ratio is way to great for standard computer displays. Despite this, I'm taking the liberty of cropping it as stated above and saving it to my wallpaper folder. I think you have a hidden gem.
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Marmulak
the picture was great. thanks for sharing.
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BetWinston
This is a very nice submission, but i want to say that the foreground takes a lot of my attention away from the lights and mountains. And i don't really look at the mountains as much. Try finding some objects or trees to point to your subject next time.
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White-Fusion
Very nice! near Inverness where I live! I love the lighting. Well done!
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Sage
The colors on this are wonderful, it's a shame that it isn't offered in 2560x1600, I definitely would have downloaded it. Nice submission ziggy.