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Rossbeigh Strand
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Taken from a small road beside a mountain I had just climbed with Madra Rua. Terrible weather all day but the sun came out briefly for this shot.
Canon 17-40L 37mm f8 1/160 ISO200C&C welcome.
You captured a lovely image there, the eye is led very pleasently along the road and all through the image.
Plenty of interest in it.
The only gripe I have is it isn’t large enough.
I clicked on the image which brought me to the Flicr site and the imsage is the same size.
Lovely though
Cheers
PatNice shot Podge, like how you caught the sun on the end of the beach!!
lousyphoto wrote:
Plenty of interest in it.
The only gripe I have is it isn’t large enough.
I clicked on the image which brought me to the Flicr site and the imsage is the same size.
Lovely though
Cheers
PatPat when you open the picture on Flickr, on the right below the picture you will see “Different sizes” in blue, click on this and you can view the shot in its original size!!
Cheers Steve
Thanks peeps.
lousyphoto wrote:
The only gripe I have is it isn’t large enough.
I clicked on the image which brought me to the Flicr site and the imsage is the same size.There is a larger version on flickr here – http://www.flickr.com/photos/paid/2290466973/sizes/o/
Nice image helped by the light shining through which the road almost leads the eye to.
By the way are them sheep ready to jump :)
There is a larger version on flickr here – http://www.flickr.com/photos/paid/2290466973/sizes/o/
Silly me eh? :oops:
Yes I had a look and Felt I could almost walk that road.
There’s great detail and the shock of light on the far hills is lovely.
I really like this image and would be proud to hang it if it were mine.
Well done
PatGreat shot indeed – looks amazing in large size! Is the noise (especially the clouds etc) intentional?
positron wrote:
Great shot indeed – looks amazing in large size! Is the noise (especially the clouds etc) intentional?
Nope, its not. I’m going to have another go at processing it when I get back to Dublin and I’ll try to remove the noise then.
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