In Search Of Paradise

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By: Ian Cameron
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Ian Cameron {Karma:1163}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Pentax 67II
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Film 6x7cm
Portfolio	Scottish landscapes	Lens	55-100 zoom lens
Uploaded	1/23/2008	Film / Memory Type	Velvia
		ISO / Film Speed	50
Views	785	Shutter	1s
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/22
Critiques	13	Rating	6.62 / 6 Ratings
Location	City - Loch Assynt State - SUTHERLAND / SCOTLAND Country - United Kingdom
About	Just one thing stops this place being a complete photographers paradise, midges. At the time of year I took this namely late Spring the little darlings are swarming all over you. They are in your ears up your nose and their bite is out of all proportion to their tiny size. The situation was exacerbated by the relatively windless conditions but the bitingly sharp clean light persuaded me the effort was well worth the next days lumps. NEW!! Photographic Holidays at TRANSIENT LIGHT.

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Alessandro Capelli {K:34805} 2/5/2008

thank you so much my friend!
ale

Ian Cameron {K:1163} 2/4/2008

Hi Alessandro I used a polariser and a 0.45ND hardedged grad down to the waterline. I have found that using this grad does a near perfect job of balancing the upper and lower half of the image.

Alessandro Capelli {K:34805} 1/28/2008

Hi Ian..to catch a reflection like this, which filters use on your lens?
Thanks my friend,
Ale