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Kenn
27-Aug-10, 08:35
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i316/kenliz/Kyles%20of%20Tonguue/2010_0206Loyal0086-1.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i316/kenliz/Kyles%20of%20Tonguue/2010_0206Loyal0084-1.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i316/kenliz/Kyles%20of%20Tonguue/2010_0206Loyal0042-1.jpg
Kenn
27-Aug-10, 08:38
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i316/kenliz/Kyles%20of%20Tonguue/2010_0206Loyal0039-1.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i316/kenliz/Kyles%20of%20Tonguue/2010_0206Loyal0074-1.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i316/kenliz/Kyles%20of%20Tonguue/2010_0206Loyal0063-1.jpg
Deemac
27-Aug-10, 12:14
Nice set. I'm drawn more to No.1 (though the sky is over exposed).

Where is this?
Kenn
27-Aug-10, 13:53
Loch Loyal, the river beyond it and the loch just east of
Altnaharra....which I can't give a name to as my OS map runs out before it gets there!

Any suggestions about how to get the sky less exposed? Had the camera on a fast speed as most of the shots were taken into the light so that I could get the dark framing of the trees.
ClachanHope
27-Aug-10, 18:49
The name of the Loch is Loch Naver. With Ben Clebrig.
dafi
28-Aug-10, 09:38
Looks nice Lizz.
Deemac
28-Aug-10, 17:03
Loch Loyal, the river beyond it and the loch just east of
Altnaharra....which I can't give a name to as my OS map runs out before it gets there!

Any suggestions about how to get the sky less exposed? Had the camera on a fast speed as most of the shots were taken into the light so that I could get the dark framing of the trees.

A ND grad filter should sort you out, or you could shoot HDR images (my preferred route)