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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
7/9/2005 12:33:35 PM
Hi Debarshi, No this is further West and a bit North you are thinking of Loch Ness a tourist mecca. Nessy hasn't been spotted for a while now (some say never) oh those sceptics. By the way here's a picture of Castle Uruhart on the banks of Loch Ness doubtless with Nessie cruising the ramparts below.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
7/9/2005 12:25:04 PM
You have every right to be proud Peter this is a fabulous picture that I was drawn too the instant I saw it. Ideally I would have preferred to see it crisply rendered in both the foreground and background where the depth of field is just starting to fall away a little. Never-the-less a compelling image which I enjoyed immensely.
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Photo By: Peter De Rycke
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
6/17/2005 7:25:57 AM
Thankyou Patrick and indeed everone else for your kind comments. I was pleased to be able to capture some of the atmosphere of Skye.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
6/15/2005 12:24:55 PM
Hi Ned
I think you are right that there are several sections of this photograph that would make a pleasing photgraph. Indeed a panoramic camera probably would have served best as the lateral extent of the cirque of mountains exceeded the boundaries of the image originally portrayed and may well have given even more impact.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
5/30/2005 9:24:29 PM
Just stunning. The quality and cleanliness of this picture speaks volumes for digital imagery and I am a dedicated gelatine user. Congrats.
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| Photo By: Ronnie Gaubert
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
5/27/2005 6:38:26 PM
Superb shot Thomas. I rate this as pretty close to your best.
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| Photo By: Thomas Gorman
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
5/27/2005 6:33:23 PM
Its a pleasure to know that you feel I have done it justice.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
5/25/2005 7:35:21 PM
Hello Thomas great opening shot I reckon I know exactly where you took this from.
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| Photo By: Thomas Gorman
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
4/14/2005 10:03:52 PM
I can't argue with that I guess i tried to make the best of the circumstances I was confronted with. The graphic nature of the image does it for me and somehow makes that mountain just a little bit more inaccessible.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
4/10/2005 10:24:40 PM
Thankyou Christine I'm delighted you enjoy my work.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
3/24/2005 4:26:21 PM
Thanks Shane you sure know how to make a fella feel great!!
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
3/24/2005 7:51:00 AM
Hi Gerry, no, this was from my Epson 3200 perfection flatbed costing £199.00. It really is a remarkably good machine as long as the slide density isn't too high. I spend a lot of time eliminating tiny specks of dust though.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
3/15/2005 7:49:45 AM
It certainly benefits from an extra tweak in the sky area Alastair. I like the result.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
3/15/2005 1:17:03 AM
Quite right not manipulated the grass is just a wonderful lush green spring carpet but rarely have I had a sky of character to match it.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
2/21/2005 11:26:13 AM
Hi Ian
Thankyou for your kind comments. The UK is astonishingly beautiful the main difference between the UK and the USA is how hard you have to work to find the amazingly beautiful scenery that UK has to offer everything has to be right lighting, composition and location, only then can we truly match and dare I say surpass some of the beauty that the USA has to offer.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/24/2005 11:31:22 PM
Hi peter thanks for looking and commenting the shadow is sort of inevitable with this strong directional lighting. I suppose I left it like this because I love the result, (what better reason). I have some arguably even more magnificent offerings from a variety of viewpoints, which maybe I will download at a later date, the sky gets even more thunderous.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/20/2005 12:46:11 AM
Hi Lea, I must admit thatis exactly what I do when somebody requests a print, but for purposes of presentation on the website I don't put in quite as much work. What you see is a very accurate colour and density match for my transparency. Not many people believe it though.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/11/2005 9:12:23 PM
Thankyou Stephen, I haven't approached them with it but it could well prove suitable.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/5/2005 10:49:47 PM
Thankyou Peter that comment in Findhorn sunset should have applied to this photo. Findhorn Sunset had a 0.6 ND hard edged grad applied across the sky. The colour was breathtaking and is as near as possible a match for my original transparency. I wish you could see it projected.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/5/2005 10:43:36 PM
Hi peter we really do get quite incredible sunsets up here, see my other Findhorn image the reflected light made my face glow red. As for Ribbons of fire, the 0.9ND grad filter on the top will have darkened the sky and consequently given the impression of increased saturation but this is still a very good mimic of my original Velvia transparency.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/4/2005 5:44:27 PM
No need to apologise Ismael, I am honoured.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:13:37 PM
Thank you Kate, I'm delighted you enjoy my photograph. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:12:48 PM
Thank you Tim I'm delighted you enjoy my photograph. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:11:47 PM
Thank you Melissa, I'm delighted you enjoy my photograph. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:11:02 PM
Thank you Roberto, my Italian isn't great but I got the general idea. I'm delighted you enjoy my photograph. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:09:32 PM
Thank you Alastair I'm delighted you enjoy my photograph. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:08:42 PM
Thank you Rachel I'm delighted you enjoy this photograph. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:07:23 PM
Thank you Francesco I'm delighted you enjoy my photographs. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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Critique By:
Ian Cameron (K:1163)
1/3/2005 5:05:56 PM
Thank you Barrie I'm delighted you enjoy my photographs. I try very hard to make the digital output match my transparency as viewed on a lightbox for colour contrast and density. This is an excellent match. Please have a look at my website you may find some other images you enjoy. Transient Light and
Timecatcher.
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