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These Are My Mountains by Bill Brown
Glencoe once again. While walking on the hill, I came across this unusual find. I would be interested on your thoughts of this scene. Your comments as always would be very much appreciarted. Please view large if you have the time.
| Category: Landscapes | Views: 796 |
Details
| Camera | Olympus E3 |
| Lens | Sigma 10-20mm |
| Focal Length | 10mm |
| Shutter Speed | 1/10 Sec |
| Aperture | F 11 |
| ISO | 100 |
| Date Taken | Not Entered |
| Tags | Not Entered |
| Location | Not Entered |
| License | All Rights Reserved |
Face-Off Statistics
Number of face-offs: 3
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03/03 2011
11:24
Richard Musgrave
Looks like someone else who enjoyed those beautiful mountains and wanted to end their days in such a wonderful setting. a fantastic series of images Bill. R -
02/03 2011
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26/02 2011
07:23
Fraser McCallum
Given the bloody history of the area, I think the dark and light nature of the image works really well. The vista is absolutely spectacular and the Brown technique does nothing but enhance the scene. Spellbinding as always my friend. -
22/02 2011
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21/02 2011
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20/02 2011
11:17
Ted Exley
Awesome work Bill, another stunner. Think i want to be buried up there, i heard you guys are still throwing sasanachs out, is it true,lol, Regards Ted. -
20/02 2011
10:49
Donny Campbell
Unusaul one mate.. and suspect this has no permission to be there, a wonderful scene onwards to the sisters and Sir Jimmy's wee hoose.. superb colour range. Will bell ya soon mate. hope your well. ...Donny -
20/02 2011
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20/02 2011
01:08
Mark d.Mathias
This really is amazing Bill...your so lucky to have such beautiful landscapes...the light and colours are top notch...regards Cowboy -
20/02 2011
11:13
Horia Bogdan
Another gorgeous capture from you, Bill! I just love the perspective here and how that road takes us all the way though the mountains and this amazing scenery. The clouds on top offer even more drama - a drama that's definitely enhanced by your great finding as a foreground element. It looks really great and only if i were to nit pick i would say that i'd love for that cross to not be clipped and a bit more central in the frame. Aside that, it's as good as it gets :) Truly great work! -
20/02 2011
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20/02 2011
07:03
nancy roberson
I think that the sentiment speaks volumes in the simpleness and randomness in this resting place. One conjures up someone who has walked the mountains for a lifetime, knowing them as well as the lines of a loved one. This is an image that stays with you..... Nancy -
19/02 2011
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19/02 2011
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19/02 2011
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19/02 2011
08:06
Md. Yeaqut Ali Ripon
Dear Bill, gorgeous landscape, superb colour and light effect, lovely sky makes the scene more beautiful, great framing, really brilliant done... -
19/02 2011
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19/02 2011
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18/02 2011
09:43
Kelvin Gillmor
Truly outstanding and beautiful Bill, what a place to lay your head down. You sure know how to bring the absolute best out of this amazing place. -
18/02 2011
07:54
John Holme
Fantastic Shot Bill, great scene wonderful colour and sky. The memorial,looks to modern for me, so I say definite "NO" if we all did this, What would the place look like. take Mt Everest for example full of dead bodies and rubbish. Artificial flowers and all no thanks. -
18/02 2011
07:20
Eric Emerson
Nicely framed, Bill. If all of us who loved the Highlands left these memorials it would be a very odd place indeed. -
18/02 2011
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18/02 2011
06:10
Doros Theodorou
NothiNg less thaN perfect. Conflicting thoughts on the sign. Amazing framing and lead. Real art. -
18/02 2011
05:29
Eoin Sweeney
Gorgeous take Bill! Excellent compo and framingg, superb toning and details. Excellent work, Eoin. -
18/02 2011
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18/02 2011
04:09
David Brewerton
what a wonderful place to spend eternity superbly captured and presented my friend rgds david -
18/02 2011
04:06
Paul Primus
Outstanding shot Bill, love the detail and rich earthy tones. Have a nice weekend my Friend Regards Paul. -
18/02 2011
04:05
Dave Farrar
Wonderful capture Bill...I could'nt think of a nicer place to be laid to rest. Certainly has a view to die for...my apologies for my black sense of humour.Outstanding vista as always my friend I would have certainly included the memorial in the shot it really works. Dave -
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18/02 2011
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