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22-09-2008, 14:17
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Wasdale and a variation
Took a trip out to Wasdale on Saturday. All the places I wanted to take a shot from already seemed to have a tog with a tripod set up!
So found a spot of my own and took this. Also tried a bit of processing to create a split toned version. C&C please. Which do you prefer? I notice another Pixalonian was out there this weekend. Almost like someone in my back yard.   Thanks for looking Roger   
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22-09-2008, 14:51
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Hi Roger,
I like the first image best simply because I love the colour the dying bracken gives the scenery. I was in Wasdale Saturday morning at around 0800hrs having slept overnight in Eskdale. When I arrived there was still a lot of low cloud which I guess didn't clear until after I left. Photographically the biggest problem was trying to keep the camper vans and cars out of shot. PS thank heavens for the versitility of RAW It's some 35 years since I was there, then it was still quite remote. I was amazed at the numbers of people there now. I'll post some more images when the five a day limit comes off |
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22-09-2008, 15:13
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Thanks Jake,
The best light came later but we were already home by then. It certainly was busy on Saturday and I would have preferred another viewpoint but they seemed to be almost queuing up to take pics. I am lucky I can pop down there in 30 minutes or so. Might try midweek some time. Roger |
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22-09-2008, 19:46
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Lovely autumnal feel to #1
 Being a sunrise taker (or formerly - I haven't been out for months!  ) I found it extremely pleasant to climb some hill and have the place to myself - and then meet everyone else climbing up as I was returning home! Other advantage was that I'd get the full benefit of the best time of day (I think sunrise light edges it over sunset)
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22-09-2008, 20:08
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
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22-09-2008, 23:42
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Feet under the table
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Nice shot, I actually like the conversion as well, different feel but well done, so I like both
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23-09-2008, 07:35
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Growing roots
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Nice shot.
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24-09-2008, 14:57
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Feet under the table
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Best part of the day to, nice shot.
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24-09-2008, 19:23
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Re: Wasdale and a variation
Thanks all, Was taken mid to late pm. Light was better later but we were on our way home by then
Have an idea of doing a tryptich sometime with one scene in portait mode with 3 different processings ( ) Need to find the scene.Roger |
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