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Published: 2009-08-10 17:48:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 2847; Favourites: 66; Downloads: 68
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Hi,
I made a composite image using your photograph as background - would you mind to allow me to publish it? Of course I will link to your original image then.
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Hi, sorry for delay as have been logged out. Β Yes sure you can use-as long as it`s not for resale obviously. Β Could i see finished version? Β Cheers.
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So it's the first image I first uploaded to deviantart. All others go to my Google+ stream first.
Here is the link:Β fte378.deviantart.com/art/He-cβ¦
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Yes of course - I will post it also on deviantart - and it's strictly noncommercial. Give me an hour or so.
And many thanks!
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Love those gorgeous moody clouds going across. So beautiful!
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thanks!!! also for the fav!!!
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Absolutely love it! Featured here [link]
Keep up the good work
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Thanks, also for the fav!!!
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The Blue toneeeeee!.. It makes me feel Nostalgic!
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Using for a school project, will remove it if needed!
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I love the Loch, I do. Would love to photograph there.
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Thanks. yes nice area, but you are usually fighting against dull weather and lack of light.This shot was a multiple bracketed exposure from a tripod about 20-30 foot from waters edge, with a lot of photoshop work. Thanks very much for the fav as well !!!
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Not a problem! And I don't mind doing a lot of work, as long as I get the shot! I've always loved the Loch and Scottish culture. Someday I'll make it over there.
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Looks very nice with the water, the cloud cover, and the timing of the photograph. The tree, grass, and shrubbery foreground seem to border between obtrusive and forming a sort of natural outline for the photograph. I'm not quite used to seeing such a close foreground in pics like this, probably because the photographer tends to not quite get it all in focus. It does look a teeny bit blurry here, but under the blanket of dusk (or maybe it's just a storm, I've experienced 'dusk' at midday because of the weather before) it looks evened, balanced. Maybe it is just the effect of dusk, but either way, it goes well. I really like your choice for a location, doubly so. The Loch Ness area itself is beautiful, and the hills fading away into the horizon sort of punctuate that here.
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Thanks very much for the kind comment !!! And the fav! This is actually an hdr shot, taken with about 7 pictures of exact scene but set at different exposures(bracketed), which my camera has a facility for. While my fujifilm s5 pro is a great camera i have a fairly cheap Β£30 lens on it which constantly lets the camera down.its better to have a good lens on a cheap camera. Thanks again
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My pleasure it's a beautiful piece
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