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Loch Rannoch (part 2)
Some more images from my day at Loch Rannoch.
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More stunning shots DJ
The reflections on all of these are wonderful, love the composition of no3 I want to jump on the boulder and look at the loch, it's really special. These are all great
The reflections on all of these are wonderful, love the composition of no3 I want to jump on the boulder and look at the loch, it's really special. These are all great
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More fab shots there DJ
I like the first one - great foreground.
I like the first one - great foreground.
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Another set of beautiful shots, all very similar in style and theme. Love the first as it has so much interest in the foreground, 3 also has foreground interest but in this case it seems to have the feeling that the large rock is floating in the air, not sure why but there seems to be no surface tension and one can't tell that half is reflection, strange effect and difficult viewing. The last also has a good deal of foreground interest and I like it very much.
Just taken another look to make sure I have the correct shots and find that those I like best are those that are taken in portrait and not landscape, now why do I prefer these shots, don't think it is the format still think it is the composition and the content but it is something I had not noticed before, one sort of expects landscape to be taken in landscape.
Sorry rambling again.
Just taken another look to make sure I have the correct shots and find that those I like best are those that are taken in portrait and not landscape, now why do I prefer these shots, don't think it is the format still think it is the composition and the content but it is something I had not noticed before, one sort of expects landscape to be taken in landscape.
Sorry rambling again.
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Another great set - 3 n 5 are me faves!
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Cracking! Seriously get a book printed pronto......I have seen whats out there, and your images are better than most of them! What have you got to loose?
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Stunning as always DJ - really like the first shot
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