Posted by Malcolm Muir on December 24, 2006 at 12:33 PM
Nikon D200 w. 18-200 VR
1/160 sec @ f6.3 handheld
Due to work and the Noah style deluge that has afflicted Scotland for the past two months, I have barely touched the camera gear. Today, we finally got the fog and some frost, with abeautiful inversion at about 800 feet. I've not really done much landscape work but had to try to catch something of the stunning, fog enhanced views from just above the house.
Cheers
Malcolm
Posted by John MacTavish on December 24, 2006 at 1:23 PM
I know how you feel about recent conditions........I used to think I had enough tweed suits and weatherproof jackets to last a dozen ppl for life, the past couiple of months have seen me have to add more to the collection
I like the shot Malcolm, but but feel it would bennefit from less fog at the base. To me it would make for a less 50/50 split and would help reduce the heavy feel the base of this one has.
Posted by John Gardner on December 26, 2006 at 4:29 AM
Fine shot but I agree with JMcT - either a bit more sky or a little less fog to take the (slightly sloping?) horizon off centre.
John
Posted by David Kjaer on December 26, 2006 at 5:50 AM
Discussion
3 replies1/160 sec @ f6.3 handheld
Due to work and the Noah style deluge that has afflicted Scotland for the past two months, I have barely touched the camera gear. Today, we finally got the fog and some frost, with abeautiful inversion at about 800 feet. I've not really done much landscape work but had to try to catch something of the stunning, fog enhanced views from just above the house.
Cheers
Malcolm
I like the shot Malcolm, but but feel it would bennefit from less fog at the base. To me it would make for a less 50/50 split and would help reduce the heavy feel the base of this one has.
John
Love the pastel colours!
David