Fogey
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I visited Wisley the other day with my little sister. Some shots from the day, trying to harness the light both indoors and outside.
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Congratulations Colin - a cracking image.
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Excellent and imaginative shot. The ambition you mention would take some thinking about.
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Certainly is a spiky little thing. Terrific set of shots.
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My Word! Thank you Polly. You mention the essence of the area - it's a pity we can't photograph silence..........this place was so quiet the lack of noise was reverberating.
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Spot on Polly. A mountain pass going to Llanberis, I believe.
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Thank you Clicker. This was a strange day, weatherwise. The louring sky lasted the entire day, with the intensity of light brightening and fading as the density of the cloud base changed.
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Thank you both. The photograph doesn't do justice to the scene, Clicker. This was a vista where you had to look twice to see all of it and the only way to get a flavour of the place without distortion was to take overlapping shots and merge to a panorama in post processing. There are more islands to right, but out, of frame.
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A scene from Loch Naver near the hamlet of Altnaharra, Sutherland.
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Two great shots, Clicker - the second being my favorite by a country mile. The foliage in the foreground is icing on the cake.
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An iconic scene from the Western Isles.
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A beautiful country, which you have captured well.
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I remember this iconic plane flying over the skies when I was a child. Also, remember this beautiful lady flew non stop from the ascension island, (through refuelling), to attack the Argentine held Falkland Islands in 1984.
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Says it all in the title, really.
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I saw this some years ago. Slapton Sands, where over a thousand US troops died, 400 from friendly fire and 749 by enemy fire, when they were surprised by German E-boats as they practised beach landings for D-Day.
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Excellent shot, Paul.
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A great set Stravinsky. Number three for me.
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My favourite of the day.
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Thank you all for the comments. It was the perfect day for photography - even through midday, with the fast moving clouds covering the sun, causing those glorious shadows on the distant mountains and hills. I had a fantastic day, even if it meant driving for about nine hours.
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I had a day out in Snowdonia, yesterday.
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Wow! There's a different perspective for you. I love the low angles of the railway points - such a depth to the images.
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Welcome to the forum A&H, this is a nice place to be. We have some amazing photographers here - enough to keep you inspired for months to come. I look forward to seeing some of your work.
