Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: mvsoske on October 05, 2015, 11:26:50 am
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After leaving the Talisker Distillery, we came across this scene with clouds, rain, and sun. The Isle of Skye is absolutely stunning.
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Lovely scene and well taken. My only nit to pick is that post on the left. It keeps drawing my eye to it.
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Thanks Matt. Yes, agree re: the post.
Mark
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Lovely scene and well taken. My only nit to pick is that post on the left. It keeps drawing my eye to it.
+1
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Mark, this is outstanding. The aspect ratio, color, and light, everything is so beautifully placed here.
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Thank you Vieri and Adhika.
Mark
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A post without the post would make it a very nice image. A fine Scottish scene.
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Thanks Robert, agree.
Mark
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This would easily be cloned out rather than cropped. I am not against cropping but cropping it would mean the gorse would have an abrupt ending at the frame where as at the moment the gorse is tapering off towards the frame.
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stamper,
...gorse...
Ling heather.
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stamper,
Ling heather.
Rob I was referring to the yellow plants to the rear of the post.
http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/species/gorse
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stamper,
...I was referring to the yellow plants to the rear of the post.
The sunlit plants?
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stamper,
The sunlit plants?
The yellow ones.
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stamper,
The yellow ones.
The yellow sunlit plants?
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stamper,
The yellow sunlit plants?
Do you have anything positive or negative to state about the image or are you just nitpicking....as usual? :(
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stamper,
Do you have anything positive or negative to state about the image...
It would be inappropriate for me to critique a photo in the Landscape & Nature forum - that's what the User Critiques forum is intended for.
...or are you just nitpicking...
I thought you may be pleased to learn the correct name for the plant synonymous with the Highlands, which covers five million acres (http://www.scottish-at-heart.com/scottish-heather.html).
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stamper,
It would be inappropriate for me to critique a photo in the Landscape & Nature forum - that's what the User Critiques forum is intended for.
Are you going to report the other three members - and myself - to the moderator because they commented on an image they shouldn't have? :(
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stamper,
Are you going to report the other three members - and myself - to the moderator because they commented on an image they shouldn't have?
Don't be absurd.
Some forum members welcome critique of photographs they post in the Landscape & Nature forum. Some forum members are happy to provide it. I am not.
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Have you posted any for critique? I haven't seen any but if you have I will be happy to comment. ;) I had a look at your site. Shame there isn't any text to state where they were taken and when. A little text about yourself would go a long way, after all that is what a site is for....self promotion?
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stamper,
Have you posted any for critique?
No.
I had a look at your site. Shame there isn't any text to state where they were taken and when.
Pause the start-up slideshow.
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I tried that and failed. A lot of your visitors will probably like me assume that there isn't any text?
Update. I clicked on the two red "dots" top left and all was revealed. Your site is now looking a lot "better"
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Why wreck someone's photo thread with all this inane argument?
Gorse is gorse and if anyone doesn't know their moorland plants, it is no reason to rubbish someone else's contribution.
It is almost as if someone other than the OP had been overdoing the Talisker.
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Why wreck someone's photo thread with all this inane argument?
Gorse is gorse and if anyone doesn't know their moorland plants, it is no reason to rubbish someone else's contribution.
It is almost as if someone other than the OP had been overdoing the Talisker.
Jimbo you are correct. My last post was the last on the subject.
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I'd like to see more of that post. And some gorse. :)
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stamper,
A lot of your visitors will probably like me assume that there isn't any text?
Perhaps the absence of text is a good thing.
Jimbo57,
Why wreck someone's photo thread...
Threads frequently diverge from the direction originally intended - sometimes several conversations take place simultaneously within the same thread.
Gorse is gorse...
...but not ling heather.
...if anyone doesn't know their moorland plants, it is no reason to rubbish someone else's contribution.
I did not "rubbish" stamper's "contribution" - I corrected one word in one post. Given the near-ubiquity of ling heather in the Highlands I thought it would be helpful to raise the distinction.