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The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Vieri Bottazzini on November 26, 2017, 05:58:03 am
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The Old Man of Storr and Loch Fada, a long exposure at sunrise taken on the Isle of Skye in Scotland during one of the Workshops I led on the Isle this last spring. Leica SL, Leica Vario-Elmarit-SL 24-90mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest filters.
(https://vieribottazzini.com/wp-content/uploads/SL2_0041.jpg)
Thanks for viewing, best regards
Vieri
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Very high quality, as is the norm.
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Really very nice image, wonderful mood in this. Great work.
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A glorious morning!
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Very nice! Based on the EXIF info, we could possibly meet there. :) I haven't taken such a beautiful shot though.
The weather during that week was exceptionally nice (for Scotland) and no midges yet.
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Beautiful photo! Looks like it must have been calm too with no visible grass movement. Lovely.
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Very high quality, as is the norm.
Thank you very much Paulo for your kind comment! :)
Really very nice image, wonderful mood in this. Great work.
Thank you very much John, glad you enjoyed it! :)
A glorious morning!
It was indeed Francois! :)
Very nice! Based on the EXIF info, we could possibly meet there. :) I haven't taken such a beautiful shot though.
The weather during that week was exceptionally nice (for Scotland) and no midges yet.
:) We were the three guys trying to make the most out of the (too nice for photography) weather that week! :) We saw a couple of midges, but nothing terrible. This, together with the bad hours for sunrise / sunset, is why I never go after spring, plus the light is not so great in summer. This time however I was leading a Workshop One-on-One and the gentlemen had only these dates available...
Beautiful photo! Looks like it must have been calm too with no visible grass movement. Lovely.
Thank you very much Matt! Yes, it was a very calm day - a while after this photo was taken, we went down to the Loch and got some amazingly perfect reflections, something that almost never happen there :)
Best regards,
Vieri