Another View of Raasay

[Brian Moore]

Hope you're not getting too fed up with B&W Scottish land/seascapes from my holiday in Applecross. This one's different anyway, though. I shot it with Fuji Neopan 400 (instead of my usual Tri-X).

Canon F1 was the camera.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Not at all. You've put the "aa" in Raasay. Beautiful positioning.

 

[Pete Askew]

Wonderfully moody Brian. That spot of sunlight on the water is quite magical isn't it?

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Brin, more pics please. Like this a lot. Having been to Sutherland and across the north coast several years ago, it would be fantastic if I did that trip again and take a decent camera. Maybe I need a cunning plan for the summer.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Thats a lovely comp Brian!

 

[Brian Moore]

Not at all. You've put the "aa" in Raasay. Beautiful positioning.

Thanks, Rob!

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Wonderfully moody Brian. That spot of sunlight on the water is quite magical isn't it?

Thanks, Pete. I found that there was a magical bit of light almost everywhere I turned up in Applecross.

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Brin, more pics please. Like this a lot. Having been to Sutherland and across the north coast several years ago, it would be fantastic if I did that trip again and take a decent camera. Maybe I need a cunning plan for the summer.

Well worth a trip to Applecross, Julian. Its a pretty amazing place. Thanks for the comments, Julian.

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Thats a lovely comp Brian!

Thank you, Hamish. Much appreciated.

 

[Ahmad Bhai]

Standing on that location infront of the tree such that the house to the right, the structures on the path leading to the tree,
are all in the frame,
waiting for the moment for the light to break on through, composing horizontally & vertically in 3rds
& just the right processing.

Delectable.



p.s. i thought id give analysis a go, although usually i prefer to write the emotion a photo brings out in me.

 

[Brian Moore]

Standing on that location infront of the tree such that the house to the right, the structures on the path leading to the tree,
are all in the frame,
waiting for the moment for the light to break on through, composing horizontally & vertically in 3rds
& just the right processing.

Delectable.



p.s. i thought id give analysis a go, although usually i prefer to write the emotion a photo brings out in me.

Fine job of analysis, Ahmad, and I thank you for it. Counterpoint: No analysis went into the comp; I just saw something I liked, raised the camera and took the shot. Anything worthwhile that came out of it is really down to Miss Sarah. (Dipperty.) Thanks again, Ahmad.