Glencoe

[Chairman Bill]

A couple of shots from Glencoe. C&C appreciated

[Rob C]

A couple of shots from Glencoe. C&C appreciated

I can't remember you paying me for a property release...

Rob C (aka Rob Campbell)

[Chairman Bill]

A Campbell eh? If you like, I'll tell you what it's like inside the Clachaig Inn 

[stamper]

I can't remember you paying me for a property release...

Rob C (aka Rob Campbell)

You won't be welcome in a McDonalds then?

[stamper]

A Campbell eh? If you like, I'll tell you what it's like inside the Clachaig Inn 

I like the processing of the B&W. I normally don't favour B&W landscapes but I regard these as an exception. Possibly in the second one I would have liked a little more foreground because the tree is very close to the frame. Did you crop it?

[Chairman Bill]

... Did you crop it?

Thanks for the comments. As for cropping, no, that's as it was framed

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I like the first one, especially the way the clouds curl around and fill the upper spaces.

Eric

[Rob C]

I can't remember you paying me for a property release...

Rob C (aka Rob Campbell)

You won't be welcome in a McDonalds then?

And more to the point: none of those products would be welcome inside me! Should be banned from the face of any civilized country. Even more depressing than skyhooks!

Rob C

[Chairman Bill]

A third from the same set

[wolfnowl]

The B&W works well for these, I think.  The framing on the 2nd seems a bit tight to me as well, making me wonder what lies beyond it, but I like the other two.

Mike.

[Dick Roadnight]

I had thought that monochrome was a dying art.

These picture really come to life full frame on my Eizo CG211... they looked relatively muddy and flat at the default size.

[tokengirl]

I like the first one very, very much.  The second one is just ok for me.  I like the composition of the third one, but I think the sky is a little too dramatic/contrasty.