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This view was the goal to shoot on the evening up on the mountain. I'd imagined shooting the view with a sunstar and I executed that shot and was happy with it ([link]) but for me the 10 minutes or so after sunset provided the most atmosphere. I also shot this scene in portrait and as a massive panoramic. One of the great benefits of having a really strong focal point and a dramatic backdrop is it gives you a huge amount of flexibility.

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~CarlPearce Feb 13, 2011  Professional
Wow. Is that looking towards Colwyn Bay or Abersoch?
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~Alex37 Feb 13, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Actually I dont know and I'd like to! Snowdon is rising there to the left
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~CarlPearce Mar 30, 2011  Professional
In that case it's Colwyn Bay.
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~Alex37 Mar 30, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Okay it's Snowdon on the left, Mynydd Mawr on the right and Gyrn Ddu with Caernarfon Bay in the distance :) You're only 180 degrees out :P
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~CarlPearce May 27, 2011  Professional
Doh!
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*JakeSpain Feb 4, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Best. No doubt about it. I would have shot another frame cropped below the clouds for a completely different atmos but I guess you could crop if you wanted that.
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~Alex37 Feb 4, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Apart from the Castell y Gwynt shot this is my favourite too. I tried the crop but didnt like it. Try it and I think you might find the shot becomes plain but that's just my opinion :)
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*JakeSpain Feb 5, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Plain(er) yes, simpler, easier to grasp, more direct, to the point. I like it but I love it this way too.
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~Alex37 Feb 5, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
mmm I don't think that's the reality actually, I think if you cut the sky out the image loses a lot of context
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*JakeSpain Feb 9, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Subjective.
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