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Published: 2015-02-04 22:22:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1131; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 0
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A 6-image stitched panoramic. I am very happy with how this one came out! Unfortunately, I did have to use my darker 0.9 ND grad as I broke my 0.3 earlier on that trip to Scotland! >.< It gave the sky a darker tint towards the top, but I kinda like it.Location: Glencoe, Scotland
Filter: Lee 0.6 ND Hard Grad & Lee 0.9 ND Hard Grad
Please leave a comment and let me know what you think.
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Comments: 22
Beautiful! It's not far from where I live now.
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That's great! I envy your location. I used to live in Norfolk, but moved to the New England area, USA.
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My husband and I dream of coming to the USA and driving down route 66 for a few days. My sister stays near New York and my brother used to live in San Francisco.
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That's awesome! There is so much to see and do in the States. I'm very glad that I moved here, it's a very beautiful country and each State has it's own uinique features to explore.
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Beautiful composition! I too like to stitch panoramics, though I've never gone as big as 6 seperate photos!
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Thanks! I only recently started to use this technique, and enjoy it thouroughly. If you're at a good vantage point, don't be shy to use 8-9 images to get a nice 180° view. The only trouble is, sometimes then it creates unwanted foreground.
This is an 8-image stitch, which came out really well: Cullins Panoramic
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Such a beautiful shot! I must praise your photography!
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That's a very kind comment, thank you.
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Lovely pic! I like how you caught the clouds coming over and across like that, good angle choice.
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Thank you for saying.
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I don't think there's really anything wrong with this photo(s). The lighting is beautiful, the colors work well together, the sky and clouds look amazing, and the mountains clearly all fit well together. I think even the name "the three sisters" suits them very well. Great job with this.
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