Posted by Sean Bolton on September 20, 2007 at 6:28 PM
Hi All
There have been some interesting and strong landscape images on the forum recently so here is my effort from last week. I spent a few days camping in the Yorkshire Dales and had some excellent weather for walking. I took my camera with me of course. This was taken on the approach to Pen-Y-Gent. A steep yomp from the south side but it made the cheese butties taste better on the top.....
Canon 5D, 17-40F4L at 20mm, ISO200, f13, 1/160th, handheld.
cheers
Sean
Posted by Paul Ashton on September 21, 2007 at 3:31 AM
Spent many happy days walking over this one. Indeed it was where I was first introduced to the pleasure of hill walking (and the pain). Composition is very interesting as you have placed the main subjects way over to the one side. For those who know the area I think it gives a good representation of the open and undulating landscape.
The processing and conversion are excellent.
Posted by John Varley on September 21, 2007 at 5:29 AM
I like this Sean - two climbs - the stile and then the big hill! It looks like one of those glorious days in the dales.
Posted by Alan Bryant on September 21, 2007 at 6:01 AM
This is a fine B&W shot
I really like the way you have placed the style over the hill
Posted by John Chapman on September 21, 2007 at 6:28 AM
Hi sean a very nice BW picture.
John
Aberdeen
Posted by David Kjaer on September 21, 2007 at 7:27 PM
Hi Sean
A beautifully composed image and a fine conversion to B & W.
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5 repliesThere have been some interesting and strong landscape images on the forum recently so here is my effort from last week. I spent a few days camping in the Yorkshire Dales and had some excellent weather for walking. I took my camera with me of course. This was taken on the approach to Pen-Y-Gent. A steep yomp from the south side but it made the cheese butties taste better on the top.....
Canon 5D, 17-40F4L at 20mm, ISO200, f13, 1/160th, handheld.
cheers
Sean
The processing and conversion are excellent.
I really like the way you have placed the style over the hill
John
Aberdeen
A beautifully composed image and a fine conversion to B & W.
David