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Saturday, September 03, 2005

Blackrock Cottage


Nikon D70 @ 27mm, 1/40 sec, f/9, ISO 200
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I had planned to get up at 4 a.m. this morning to try and catch a sunrise somewhere in Glencoe. That certainly didn't happen - I was enjoying my sleep way too much. However, I still managed to get up there eventually, albeit about 10 hours later than planned.

The weather was quite bad (damn those weather forecasters always getting it wrong). But it was a good bad if you know what I mean - the kind where the clouds are dark and every now and again a little sunlight slips through.

This shot was taken at the end of my session. I got out my car, set up the tripod and within the time it took to do that I was absolutely covered in midges. Bugger this I thought, so I returned to my car only to find that I had left my window down. Bah. The good thing was that I preferred the composition from the car anyway, so I just sat waiting for some nice clouds and light, put the window down and took the shot.

Although, I didn't always remember to wind the window down :)

5 Comments:

Blogger Mahessss said...

Sky is about to rain
Earth is about to wet
Frogs are about to out

Before that...
Photography is over.

3:52 am, September 03, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice shot John - good to see it's still there and in tact ;) Looks rather wet and cold still though! We've had glorious weather down here since I came back :P

2:46 pm, September 03, 2005  
Blogger Keir Wyndham-Ayres said...

Yar it's been about 30C right down in Somerset :P
Nice shot John, I absolutely love the atmosphere you capture in your landscapes. I can't wait to see your guest shot on shutterjunkie :D

10:36 pm, September 03, 2005  
Blogger John said...

Thanks for the comments guys. And you English folk, could you please stop boasting about your great weather please ;)

11:30 pm, September 03, 2005  
Blogger Mahessss said...

I think, You are too late. Thanx 4 helping my project. Byeeeee...

8:43 am, September 05, 2005  

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