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By: Ian Cameron
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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
Uploaded	2/10/2010	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia RVP
		ISO / Film Speed	50
Views	707	Shutter	1s
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/16
Critiques	7	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Kenmore State - TORRIDON / SCOTLAND Country - United Kingdom
About	Even on a grey winters day this must be a wonderful position to site a remote highland cottage but finding one freshly painted in white with a brilliant red roof, proved picture postcard perfect and an irresistable photo opportunity. The sun was just off axis and with careful shielding of the lens I was able to make the most of this almost backlit scene the sun causing the verdant green grass to glow enthusiastically beneath a suitably interesting sky. NEW!! Photographic workshops and masterclasses at TRANSIENT LIGHT

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Roger Williams

{K:86139} 2/19/2010

Beautiful. There's still some light back scattering into the shadow areas that reduces the contrast but overall it creates a pleasant "pastel" effect. Did you consider boosting contrast to darken the shadow areas? (It's beautiful as it is, so this is not an implied criticism, just a simple question!)

Nick Lagos {K:2203} 2/11/2010

A great find Ian...wonderful work