Lake District

Alan

Nice moody capture. What's the significance of the Cairn if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks, Bill

This image shows excellent use of the whole range of gray tones... very nice. I also like the "X" created by the mid-ground horizon sloping up to the left and a line connecting the interest points of the cairn and the clouds sloping up to the right.

Alan, that's a very nicely placed cairn in this very good comp.
Love it.
Chris

wonderful image, as all have said.
I'm surprised you don't shoot (or display) more archeology images, since there are so many in northern England.
regards, tom

Delicious sky- great image overall.
I really like this, Alan.
Charlie

WilliamFinley wrote:
Nice moody capture. What's the significance of the Cairn if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks, Bill

Hi Bills Thanks for the comment

The Cairn is a navigational aid and is very helpful in bad weather. The Cairns are just stones picked up by walkers on recognised paths and routes.

Alan

tomandmarj wrote:
wonderful image, as all have said.
I'm surprised you don't shoot (or display) more archeology images, since there are so many in northern England.
regards, tom

Thanks Tom, Maybe I should post more

Alan

wclavey wrote:
This image shows excellent use of the whole range of gray tones... very nice. I also like the "X" created by the mid-ground horizon sloping up to the left and a line connecting the interest points of the cairn and the clouds sloping up to the right.


Thanks Wes, glad you like it

Alan

CDaescher wrote:
Alan, that's a very nicely placed cairn in this very good comp.
Love it.
Chris


Thanks Chris

Alan

Charlie Shugart wrote:
Delicious sky- great image overall.
I really like this, Alan.
Charlie

Thanks Charlie

Did you see my Warrior post

Alan

I love the tones and light and mood of this image,, very nice Alan

Beautiful tones and a very dramatic sky on this Alan.

Cheers Ray