Glencoe's Sisters

[Vieri]

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Glencoe's "Three Sisters" are a majestic series of three peaks on the south side of the Glen. You can see two of them in this photo.

 

 

Leica SL, Voigtlander 15mm, Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Filters. Thanks for viewing, best regards

 

Vieri

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Black tinted heaven

 

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[Ernest]

Understated grandeur, even on my iPhone! Appreciate the vertical landscape and your muted palette with filters. And you did not use an ND with a long exposure to blur the cloudscape, right? Bravo!

 

 

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[otto.f]

Game of thrones kind of overdone and good position and framing. Both are your hallmark though

Edited August 21, 2017 by otto.f

[stuny]

Lovely

[Graham (G4FUJ)]

Three years since I was up that way. Love the scenery in the Highlands.

Thanks for the reminder

[Vieri]

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Black tinted heaven

 

if you like it....

 

I do, obviously  

 

Understated grandeur, even on my iPhone! Appreciate the vertical landscape and your muted palette with filters. And you did not use an ND with a long exposure to blur the cloudscape, right? Bravo!

 

 

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Thank you very much Ernest, I am glad you enjoyed it I just used a 3-stop ND to bring the exposure down to 1.6 seconds. I didn't want to blur the clouds here, I loved the ominous mood and blurring them out would have ruined it completely

 

Game of thrones kind of overdone and good position and framing. Both are your hallmark though

 

I haven't ever watched an episode of Game of Thrones, though I hear that is pretty good I am not sure about your hallmark comment - didn't sound too nice from where I sit.

 

Lovely

 

Thank you very much Stuart, much appreciated!

 

Three years since I was up that way. Love the scenery in the Highlands.

Thanks for the reminder

 

The Highlands are some of my all-time favorite landscapes to photograph and to bring people to. I never tire of the views, the moods, the weather (even!!), and I can't wait to go back next spring if not earlier!

 

Best regards,

 

Vieri