Ken Rennie
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The images were taken a couple of hours later and about a mile higher up the glen than my 2 previous images from Glencoe showing how quickly the weather changes here. Taken at 2 o'clock and looking like late evening. Ken
Glencoe (again)
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What a wild looking place, but beautiful too.
AlanLichty
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Beautiful place. I love the patchy lighting on the small monument and the mountains in the second image.
Mike Lewis
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yes, really moody capture, and I also like the desolate feeling of the 2nd one with no folks in the frame. Really great images.
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Douglas Sherman
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Wonderful moods in these two images, Ken.
Terry Farrow
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The images were taken a couple of hours later and about a mile higher up the glen than my 2 previous images from Glencoe showing how quickly the weather changes here. Taken at 2 o'clock and looking like late evening. Ken
The images were taken a couple of hours later and about a mile higher up the glen than my 2 previous images from Glencoe showing how quickly the weather changes here. Taken at 2 o'clock and looking like late evening. Ken
Terry Farrow
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Two beautiful images Ken, the first one with the walkers on the pathway is my favourite.
Nice set of images Ken. A slight. I’d to the second one for me.
Amy Earl
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Incredible photos, Ken! These are the kind of wild, dramatic landscape photos that give me a mix of awe and envy as soon as I open the thread and get the first glimpse as the images start loading top to bottom. Makes me wish I could be there too with my camera. Awesome place.
That looks like rain falling in the first one? I like the drama that it adds to the first photo and the way you composed it with the winding path. The hikers add a color accent and a sense of scale. The second one has a clearer view down the valley and no humans which is always a relief
Both photos have that nice contrast between the white snow on the peaks and dark rainclouds. Gorgeous place.
That looks like rain falling in the first one? I like the drama that it adds to the first photo and the way you composed it with the winding path. The hikers add a color accent and a sense of scale. The second one has a clearer view down the valley and no humans which is always a relief
Both photos have that nice contrast between the white snow on the peaks and dark rainclouds. Gorgeous place.
Ken Rennie
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Amy it was a mixture of hail nd snow driven by a 50 mph wind and unfortunately I had forgotten to bring my ski mask so the walk back down the glen into the elements was painful. The hikers in the photo were actually 4 photographers from Ireland who had finished taking images of the cairn and were walking back to their car. KenIncredible photos, Ken! These are the kind of wild, dramatic landscape photos that give me a mix of awe and envy as soon as I open the thread and get the first glimpse as the images start loading top to bottom. Makes me wish I could be there too with my camera. Awesome place.
That looks like rain falling in the first one? I like the drama that it adds to the first photo and the way you composed it with the winding path. The hikers add a color accent and a sense of scale. The second one has a clearer view down the valley and no humans which is always a relief