You will have gathered I am messing around with subtle hues and textures currently. This is a retake of an long lens landscape in Glencoe (linked below). On this occasion as well as the contrast with the dead ferns (rusty colour) I have captured the reflection in the Lochan too – not a brilliant image but interesting
Please link back to my most successful image ever Glencoe Glory to see where within that image this one derived from – enjoy!
You’ve come up with the perfect title for this.
ha ha thanks – it was originally Orange County but I thought it sounded too American
It doesn’t allows have to be brilliant to make it outstanding , and the colors in this just are.
It’s a Like and a comment from me so that’s pretty special
yep I have done this a couple of times this year – take the shot that comes naturally then dig around to find something else – got a couple of good ones – need to get out more
Interesting colors and textures…. but not something I would (personally) want to stare at for very long on my wall….
yes I get that Gunta but you could procure it and test your own theory
Just stunning! I love the original image, too.
appreciated as always Jo
Amazing. Period.
What a wonderful thing to say David thanks so much
I’m loving this current approach of subtle hues Scott! And you are right, Orange County does sound way too American.
I am in need to get out for some winter scenes – been some good snow around this week so me and the 4×4 need to take a trip out
Scott, I’ve nominated you for the 2012 Blog of the Year Award @ http://davidkanigan.com/2012/12/08/blog-of-the-year/#more-13084. You are under no obligation to accept. I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your inspirational posts in 2012. Happy Holidays. Dave
David I am touched to have received your nomination, I remember my first nomination and the buzz it gave me and tbh your nomination has the same impact, I fail miserably however in my poor response – but I have a plan and plan a collective soon. So in the meantime cheers and keep blogging a smiling grinning Scotsman – wannabe photographer.
Thanks Scott. And you are much bigger than a wannabe. Take my word for it.