I've been meaning to do a first post for a while. Thanks to Ian et al for getting this rolling, i hope it will be a first rate location to learn, be inspired and share so we all grow and develop in our shared passion :) Below is an image of Buacheille Etive Mor - a lump of rock at the entrance to Glens Coe and Etive. It has a charisma most mountains lack. I wanted to portray its resistance to everything thrown at it - it is shot thousands of times a year, but often with adornments and additions from the surrounding landscape. On this day I felt it owned the image all by itself. So, critique and comments are more than welcome. thanks for viewing
I really like this one!
Thanks, Jeremey :)
I like this! Two things stand out: the dark trunks making sort of a “V” coming right up out of the corner and the way the tree stands out against the mountain, partly due to the color/lighting contrast and partly due to the tree being sharp and the mountain a little less so. Nice!