Critique Welcomed On Top Of The World

[Brian Moore]

We had hiked from sea level. Here my daughter Meg is taking a picture of my other daughter Caitlin and her husband. The dog is Bailey, my brother-in law's labrador who was absolutely infatuated with Meg and wouldn't keep his eyes off her wherever she went (as "gash and faithfu tyke as ever lap or sheugh a dyke").

Applecross, Scotland. The isle of Skye across the water.

Canon P with Canon 35/1.8 and Kodak Ektar 100 film.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

A Bailey knows what makes a good fotie, so positioned himself perfectly for a nice triangle with the humans. Very nice shot. Looks like a great day out. Were you pechin up the hill in last position?

 

[Brian Moore]

Were you pechin up the hill in last position?

I was indeed! I could scarcely breath at all some of the time. What kept me going was the liquid reward waiting back at the hoose.

Thanks Rob.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

I was indeed! I could scarcely breath at all some of the time. What kept me going was the liquid reward waiting back at the hoose.

Thanks Rob.

Glad to hear there was plenty of tea once you got back home
Another fine fine image Brian and know that west coast form the past, which has stunning scenery and so beautiful.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Yes another one I like from the hills of Scotland and a breather for the climber

 

[Brian Moore]

Glad to hear there was plenty of tea once you got back home
Another fine fine image Brian and know that west coast form the past, which has stunning scenery and so beautiful.

Yes, Julian, the er,...tea,...was delightful.

Thanks Julian.

 

[Brian Moore]

Yes another one I like from the hills of Scotland and a breather for the climber

Thank Ivar.

 

[Pete Askew]

What struck me first was that wonderful composition and I thought, "Wow, Brian has positioned himself perfectly to achieve that", but then I read Rob's comments and your confession and realised that, as so often with your work, there was an artful canine intervention at play.

Still, a stunning shot it made anyway!

 

[Brian Moore]

What struck me first was that wonderful composition and I thought, "Wow, Brian has positioned himself perfectly to achieve that", but then I read Rob's comments and your confession and realised that, as so often with your work, there was an artful canine intervention at play.

Still, a stunning shot it made anyway!

I've gone to the dogs once again, Pete.