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Buachaille Etive Mor
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Was in Scotland for the last week for a break. Below is a shot taken on the first day as we were approaching Glencoe, The main mountain in the shot is called Buachaille Etive Mor. Its a very photographed mountain and a hard one to get an original shot of I think, i think this is a bit different. Very happy with it, let me know what you think. Have plenty more shots from Scotland will post a few more up over the next few days as i get through them
Slightly larger version here: http://www.martinhughes.ie/stuff/_DSC9974.jpg
Thanks for looking
M
Nikon D70 IR with Nikon 24-85
WOW Martin, a really stunning shot – I particularly like the clouds and snow interaction!
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Dramatic Martin. Very nice ! Looking forward to seeing more…
Minor spot of sensor dirt on the main cloud left of centre
Very nice Martin, I think you did well in trying to get a different
perspective.. In fact, you did well to get a picture that doesn’t
have a heap of photographers in it!! Works well I think!I love Glencoe.
Sinead.
Jess the Springer wrote:
Very nice Martin, I think you did well in trying to get a different
perspective.. In fact, you did well to get a picture that doesn’t
have a heap of photographers in it!! Works well I think!I love Glencoe.
Sinead.
…and he stayed well away from your tree as well!! :)
A very powerful picture, Martin. I have climbed a lot around Glencoe and have memories of the terrible weather than can beset it – and of being caught out in such weather.
This photographs seems to hint at some great weather with clear skies and fluffy clouds. I would love to see it in colour – but I guess this was taken on B&W film. Great detail and atmosphere. Let’s see some more.
I like this image and yes its up to your usual high standards… Perhaps if there was a tree/person/cow/horse/sheep in it somewhere it would give everybody an impression of the scale of this mountain. I have seen many images of the same mountain and for some reason it always looked bigger….?
Regardless I like it anyway… its just different to what I have seen before which I think is precisely what you where after.
Richie
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