Loch Duich Sequence
This is an unpublished sequence of 4 images all taken during the same day at Loch Duich – it was a pretty miserable day but an ethereal moody feel was generated by the low cloud and perfectly calm water offering some lovely reflections. I did publish another 2 shots from this day Crash Landed a Hunter’s Moon and the Five Sisters of Kintail (both collecting a good few views). I have decided on reflection when you add these four unpublished images it may well have been one of my most productive days photography on the basis I hope for one good shot a day. Anyway I will let you decide – enjoy
Sounds like my recent trip to Norway, foggy, you did very well though Scott.
Great series and indeed a bountiful day. Right now here (my home in Oz) we have low mist and no wind, reminding me of Scotland and your images.
definitely one of my most productive days Lee – Oz with mist excellent –
🙂
An embarrassment of riches, Scott. They make a fine foursome, I’m glad you put them together like that. They’re all beautiful but if I had to choose a favourite I think I’d plump for the first one.
The first one was my choice of the three the others really were edited to show my journey along the loch – the other 2 shots which I linked in the text were shots of choice from this trip. Thank you so much Lorna
Un moment d’évasion dans ces photos
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Fabulous shots here, Scott. That last one is my favourite. 🙂
I am always amazed how when you post several shots there is a split of opinion, cheers Sylvia for dropping by 🙂
Wonderful work – the dull day lets the subtle beauty of the landscape shine. A productive day indeed!
agreed – doesn’t happen very often that way for me so I will be grateful – That said I would probably only place the previous 2 images plus Drifting from these on sale
I was intrigued by the smoke from the distant fire.
I believe Lyle the smoke trails which appear in several of the pictures is from wood burning chimneys – still popular in the smaller communities.
Lovely. You may have guessed I favor this misty, moody sort of scene…. 🙄
Yep, I have that view marked
There is a special mood and feeling to these Scott. You did quite well.
cheers Phil – I was spoiled for such a dricht day
That is Loch Duich…I go for Drifting and Loch Duich as my choice of the four.
Interesting choices David – Drifting and Low Cloud Loch Duich are my choice – the others are there to offer a sequence along the loch – it is always interesting when you put up more than one image to see what grabs peoples eye. Enjoy your break and if you get Wester Ross or closer let me know 🙂
da 3rd shot ..mirror like is very kewl 🙂
thank you
I agree – the dreary day works for this site. And, as I always say, you got to play the (photographic) hand you are dealt.
Yes that is too – i think the difference on this particular day was the lack of wind offering some lovely reflections