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The Beginningby ~Alex37

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Landscapes

©2008 Alexander Nail. Do not use this image in any fashion without my prior permission

Although it has rained everyday for the last 20 days we did have a 24 hour spell of beautiful weather, which I spent camping at Tavy Cleave. I actually went on the trip to retake a composition I had found in bad weather, but when I found the heather further up the cleave that evening I resulved to get up and hike there in the morning where hopefully the rising sun would light the scene.

Shooting the heather with a rising sun will no doubt reduce Steve to tears, but he will have to get over it.

~ambientcosmos Jan 6, 2011

Beautiful!

~faintsmile1992 Dec 21, 2010

Wow

Id love to see some of these places

~Alex37 Dec 21, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Just expect to get here in the cloud and rain!

*DrewHopper Apr 22, 2009 Professional Photographer

Loving the intense sunlight straight into this shot, really touching capture Alex

~Alex37 Jun 12, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks, I'm not acutally happy with the way this one prints, it just doesnt look great big

~Originalbossman Apr 7, 2009

Fantastic shot. Brilliant location and use of light. Wish I could give a critique for you but I am self-learning and do not have the skills to critique. Love the depth of this shot. Normally i am not a fan of the (what I can only think of to call lens flare) around the sun but it works here. Im not talking about the rays of sunlight which are wonderful, I am talking about the circular glare around the sun.
Great capture.

~Alex37 Apr 7, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks very much. I wish I could get rid of that flare personally but I just can't and it is acceptable for this shot as you say.

As far as critiquing goes whilst I am not suggesting you do critique my images I would say that critique is a two way process. Whilst the obvious benefactor is the person whos image is critiqued I have often found critiquing the images of others to be a worthwhile process for myself. It gives you an appreciation of what it is you like and what is important to you in an image.

Alex

~venetiangirl-italia Mar 28, 2009 Photographer

Such landskapes truly exist ?

a real beauty

~Saeed-Al-Amri Mar 19, 2009

wonderful

great shot Alex

~Roderich Mar 16, 2009 Professional Photographer

Amazing work and composition and play of colors. Absolutly fascinating

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