ckcarr wrote:
Wow! Without even looking at the view the reflection of the sky is super. Add in the view, it goes for miles and miles...
Craig.
I was so obsessed with the reflection and the post that I did not notice how well the background depth had emerged! Thanks for pointing out those back mountains to me!
Zeph wrote:
Great shot Martin, that incredible reflection dominates the images to the point that sky itself could be cropped a bit. Who needs the sky when you have such a beautiful mirror like image. Regardless, either way a splendid shot!
Thanks Zeph.
I hadn\'t seen the crop that you suggest here but I can see where you are coming from, and agree it would add a new dimension to the pic.
Dajavu wrote:
Hi Martin, awesome colours and clarity in this very enjoyable view! And although I agree with mooch about the post breaking the horizon, it along with the expansive scene and distant peaks peeking out through the valley all give this a marvelous sense of depth and 3d quality. You three be sure to have a drink on me!
Cheers,
David
Hey Dave.
Glad you like it - although as I said before I cannot agree about the post which is deliberate and an integrel part of the composition, just as it is. It\'s a great place to shoot and, as you can imagine, the proximity of the single malt at the hotel at the top of the glen is a great bonus - I\'ve had several on you already!
Nov 15, 2008 at 07:29 PM
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