Snowdon, Snowdonia, North Wales.

Celtic SnapperCeltic Snapper Registered Users Posts: 277 Major grins
edited September 26, 2015 in Landscapes
Shot of Snowdon (highest mountain in Wales (& England), 1085 metres), taken last weekend.
Beautiful rugged National Park.

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  • ThelensspotThelensspot Registered Users Posts: 2,041 Major grins
    edited September 24, 2015
    Very nice.
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  • black mambablack mamba Registered Users Posts: 8,327 Major grins
    edited September 24, 2015
    Good job. I like how you included some strong foreground. I would post this image at the 2X L size or even maybe 3XL. This is the kind of image that really responds to going " big ". I'd sure like to see more of your neck of the woods.

    Take care,

    Tom
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  • StumblebumStumblebum Registered Users Posts: 8,480 Major grins
    edited September 24, 2015
    Nice comp Carl, but light is not ideal. You may want to explore b&w. Cheers!
  • kdogkdog Administrators Posts: 11,681 moderator
    edited September 24, 2015
    black mamba wrote: »
    Good job. I like how you included some strong foreground. I would post this image at the 2X L size or even maybe 3XL. This is the kind of image that really responds to going " big ".
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    Great location. Is the shot straight? The lake sure looks slanted, but that could be an optical illusion. I'd love to know!
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  • Celtic SnapperCeltic Snapper Registered Users Posts: 277 Major grins
    edited September 25, 2015
    Yes, atleast it was when I took it. I know what you mean though, when I stitched it, I immediately move to the spirit level tool to correct it, but after checking my wide angle shots, this is how it appears. I think its because of the weird shape of the lake and the way the mountain cradles it - optical illusion!


    kdog wrote: »
    15524779-Ti.gif

    Great location. Is the shot straight? The lake sure looks slanted, but that could be an optical illusion. I'd love to know!
  • Celtic SnapperCeltic Snapper Registered Users Posts: 277 Major grins
    edited September 25, 2015
    your quite right, the light was harsh and hazy, especially to the left of the shot - pitfalls of pano photography!

    Good idea exploring B&W though, I'll have a crack at it later and post it for comparison.
    Stumblebum wrote: »
    Nice comp Carl, but light is not ideal. You may want to explore b&w. Cheers!
  • Celtic SnapperCeltic Snapper Registered Users Posts: 277 Major grins
    edited September 25, 2015
    Thanks Tom,
    I'll post a bigger one later for you!

    I'm from South Wales and get 3 or 4 visits a year to the rugged North - its beautiful up there, I'm trying my best to move! :D
    black mamba wrote: »
    Good job. I like how you included some strong foreground. I would post this image at the 2X L size or even maybe 3XL. This is the kind of image that really responds to going " big ". I'd sure like to see more of your neck of the woods.

    Take care,

    Tom
  • kdogkdog Administrators Posts: 11,681 moderator
    edited September 26, 2015
    Celtic Snapper wrote: »
    Yes, atleast it was when I took it. I know what you mean though, when I stitched it, I immediately move to the spirit level tool to correct it, but after checking my wide angle shots, this is how it appears. I think its because of the weird shape of the lake and the way the mountain cradles it - optical illusion!
    Amazing. I'd never believe it if I hadn't seen this effect before in similar locations. :wow
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