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Keltic Ice Man · 12-02-2006, 21:20

Here are a couple of pics from the last few days.
The first was taken last Saturday at a place called Tindale in the North East of Cumbria. It was a really misty day and I hope to put on a few more of the pics like cows in the mist later in the week.

I was taking a picture of a tree in the mist, turned around and there was my father and my youngest son pointing at a sign post. It turned out that my father was showing Ruaridh the different letters.

I didn't like the hay bails behind the sign so thought blowing out the detail might work

This Second image was taken last night. I realised that it is valentines this week and so thought I'd try something that I saw in a book years ago. The paper of the book was a bit shiny and reflected the light quite a bit, but I was quite happy with it.

Any thoughts ?

Allan

PS Thanks Matty for the help with the Gallery.

12-02-2006, 21:20	#1 (permalink)
Keltic Ice Man Getting Comfy Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The debatable lands of Cumbria Posts: 175	A walk in the fog & Valentines Here are a couple of pics from the last few days. The first was taken last Saturday at a place called Tindale in the North East of Cumbria. It was a really misty day and I hope to put on a few more of the pics like cows in the mist later in the week. I was taking a picture of a tree in the mist, turned around and there was my father and my youngest son pointing at a sign post. It turned out that my father was showing Ruaridh the different letters. I didn't like the hay bails behind the sign so thought blowing out the detail might work This Second image was taken last night. I realised that it is valentines this week and so thought I'd try something that I saw in a book years ago. The paper of the book was a bit shiny and reflected the light quite a bit, but I was quite happy with it. Any thoughts ? Allan PS Thanks Matty for the help with the Gallery. __________________ Canon 350D user with Sigma 24-70mm and Sigma 70-300mm.