Ruthven Reflected.

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By: Ian Cameron
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Ian Cameron {Karma:1163}
Project	#20 Classic Landscape	Camera Model	Pentax 67II
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Film 6x7cm
Portfolio	Scottish landscapes	Lens	55-100 zoom lens
Uploaded	12/11/2007	Film / Memory Type	Velvia
		ISO / Film Speed	50
Views	615	Shutter	1/15
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/22
Critiques	6	Rating	6.88 / 4 Ratings
Location	City - Ruthven Barracks State - KINGUSSIE / SCOTLAND Country - United Kingdom
About	With all the rain we have had in Britain and Scotland in particular it is little wonder that the marsh lands around the Ruthven barracks have flooded and formed its own shallow moat enabling a near perfect reflection on one of those rare breathlessly still blue sky crisp winter mornings. I love the highly saturated colours that a twist on a polariser has imposed on the scene. In combination with a 0.45ND grad the reflection is a near perfect balance. NEW!! Photographic Holidays at TRANSIENT LIGHT.

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luis pereira

{K:26013} 4/15/2008

I envy you my friend. I feel like visiting Old Scotland. The oldest thing I got to photograph around here is the "old McDonalds" It's History...? 4000 massive hart attacks.