Bowfell

Northgrain
Posted 01/05/2014 - 15:41 Link
Three contrasting mountain-scapes with Bowfell:

1. From near Tarn Hows

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2. From Crinkle Crags

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3. From Eskdale

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All taken while out-and-about with the 18-135, last one with polariser.

And not a # in sight
McGregNi
Posted 01/05/2014 - 18:13 Link
3 lovely scenes, and good to see mountains basking in some sunshine! No 1 is the best for me - I like the back/side lighting and this has knocked some contrast and saturation out in a very realistic manner. Would I be tempted to add some saturation back again? - probably would, but its very nice as it is as well.

I think 3 would benefit from the same crop as the 2nd - ie a bit less sky, narrower. Thanks for sharing, lovely images
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Stuey
Posted 01/05/2014 - 22:32 Link
I like these
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