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Re: An unusual view
Never seen it photographed from that direction, the penned sheep make a great foreground.
John Perriment
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Re: An unusual view
Here is one seen before the big climb/walk - the normal view I think. I took this some fifteen minutes after the one above - yes, the sun came out to highlight the scene - most fortunate.Originally posted by John Perriment View PostNever seen it photographed from that direction, the penned sheep make a great foreground.
The Old Man of Storr
The grazing cattle puts the true size of this huge rock in to perspective.
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Re: An unusual view
That view is more familiar and it's another nice picture, thanks for showing.
John Perriment
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Re: An unusual view
Must say I prefer the 2nd Barr1e. It has a more wholehearted rugged feel about it and the Old Man is more prominent-------------------------Comment
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Re: An unusual view
What cattle? :-)Just because cliches are cliches does not make them wrong. I do like walking in the rain.Comment
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Re: An unusual view
Thanks JohnP and Pops.
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Re: An unusual view
Aha - I have been caught out with my rushed processing as this close up (crop from the pic) shows a few electrical cables etc.Originally posted by TheBull1875 View Post
It does however highlight the cattle.
Thanks for asking and commenting.
Regards. Barr1eLast edited by Barr1e; 25-09-12, 10:59 AM.Comment
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Re: An unusual view
Ahhhh, brings back fine memories of my own trip to Skye last year
Ian
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