Isle of Harris, Scotland
A commanding view from the southern tip of this isle at sunset. The landscape littered with boulders is typical of this part of the island and is one of the reasons I chose a high perspective rather than my usual coastal locations.
Canon 5DMkII, 16-35mm 2.8L, ISO 100, f16, 1 second, warming polarizer, GND filter, Gitzo Mountaineer tripod.
This photo accompanies my latest blog
’Photographic yield and a report from Scotland’.
Comments
25 commentsChris
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
Thanks for sharing
What a fabulous view. I love the late light and the colors are beautiful. I also think your comp is excellent with just the right amount of sky and letting the viewer know that you wanted to show them the landscape and not just a great sky.
Just an observation, but I'm wondering with the late light, the angle of view, etc., was a GND even needed here? Of course I wasn't there and I don't know the strength of the one you used, so using one certainly could have been the right choice.
Lon
Well captured.
Geoff.
Gary.