Glen Etive and Glencoe
Would have been good to get a bit further away from the fall for the stitch to enable a couple of more shots but just one step back was enough to lose sight of the bottom of the fall. It was a trade off and I agree with you. I have another few shots from further back that I'll post up to let you see. The one thing that's bothering me about the pic is that I had to crop into the water at the bottom.
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I'm toying with the idea of taking several shots of the shopping centre around where I live, and doing a super-stitch of it. The possibility is that I will use Microsoft's PHOTOSYNTH program to do it, so as to get a "3-dimensional" view, akin to taking a walk around the block. I'd imagine that it would be of some use to a website featuring our area.
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What's the Scottish equivalent of "Bon ski" for the next time
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The 'extra' shot is the pick of the bunch IMHO
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15 years
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Right Angle Falls on the River Etive.
I've kayaked this fall a lot of times, but yesterday with all the snow melt, I had never seen the river this high before. Stunning location. Hope I've done it justice.
First one is a stitch of 4 shots at the wide end of my kit lens.
This one is from half way down the slippery cliffside climb down to the base of the fall. Precarious!
Glen Coe
And, of course, a visit to the area wouldn't be complete without a pic of the infamous Buachaille Etive Mor, especially with her winter coat on. This is the most we saw of her in almost 2 hours!
Anyway, hope you like. All comment and constructive crit very welcome.
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