Changing Light

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

From a few weeks ago and taken on a very brief tour of some of the more northern regions of Scotland.

The notches you can see down the edge of the hill (or small mountain) on the right of the shot, were created by the flow of glaciers during several different ice ages - I believe.

Dave

[Rajan Parrikar]

Enjoyed the image. Looks like a great location. Those mountains must catch light sometime.

[guido]

Fine image Dave!

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

Thanks everyone 

Those mountains must catch light sometime.

Yes I am sure they do Rajan, but unfortunately on my whirlwind one night visit to this area, the skies were a bit leaden for the first few hours in the morning. Although as I travelled around later in the afternoon before heading back home, the skies did start to open up and give me some really lovely clouds and even a few spectacular rays of light to work with, which was totally unexpected and nothing like the weather forecast, which said it was going to be sunny, but which turned out to be much more enjoyable instead.

Thanks again 

Dave

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Very nice, Dave. Atmosphere, tonality, gentle curves. Good composition as well, which is usually rather difficult to achieve in panoramas.

[RMW]

Agree with all the comments.
Very enjoyable Dave.
Richard

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

+1.

[Paulo Bizarro]

Agree, fine work.

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

Very nice, Dave. Atmosphere, tonality, gentle curves. Good composition as well, which is usually rather difficult to achieve in panoramas.

Thanks Slobodan - and everyone for commenting 

Dave

[francois]

Lovely vista with this vast expanse of nature and the three mountains shrouded by the fog/clouds.
Well done!