Into the Far, Far Distance
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It doesn't look like it, but the wind was whipping in at around 60mph when this was shot. I had all my weight bearing down on the Tripod trying to stop it from blowing over.
I know not what the name of this rock edge is called, but it's near to Stanage Edge in the Peak District of Derbyshire.
K-5, DA 16-45, Polariser, ND Grad, Tripod
I know not what the name of this rock edge is called, but it's near to Stanage Edge in the Peak District of Derbyshire.
K-5, DA 16-45, Polariser, ND Grad, Tripod
09/02/2013 - 00:26davidstorm
CategoryLandscape / Travel
LensN/A
ISO200
Focal Length16mm
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Posted 09/02/2013 - 09:26
For me, the mid-distance content makes this image. The snow alongside just the stone walls gives interest to an area that would perhaps be not so well hightlighted if taken in better weather conditions. Well done David - you'd never guess it was taken during a gale !
Regards
Nigel
Best regards
Nigel
www.nigelstridephotography.co.uk
Regards
Nigel
Best regards
Nigel
www.nigelstridephotography.co.uk
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Posted 12/02/2013 - 04:57
Very attractive.Nice compo and colors.
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Blaze
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Maine et Loire, France
It shows you can't always believe what you see in a photograph