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 Posted: Tue Sep 26th, 2017 18:37
Eric



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Robert wrote:
I followed your link in post one and read it with great interest.

Seems we are completely at odds on weight... I have even been looking at a full plate camera as a path for the future!!! :lol:

https://intrepidcamera.co.uk/products/intrepid-8x10-camera

Following from investigating this...

https://intrepidcamera.co.uk/products/intrepid-camera

The second is probably more sensible, maybe next year?

Anyway, what prompted me to put my finger to the keyboard was the account of your visit to Skye. I greatly enjoyed your write up, particularly the early morning visit to The Quiraing. When I was there in July last year, the 'cars parked' extended for at least a mile along the road. I just drove past, I hate crowds, quite apart from the difficulty of getting photographs without tourists in their bright touristy garb.

This was my effort... Not a bright yellow anorak in sight!

Without wind and with the right light, Loch Leathan might provide some nice reflections of The Quiraing.

D3 with the Nikkor 105mm f2.5 pre Ai lens at f4, ISO200





Jan, could I suggest you place a link in your signature to your blog? I'm sure it would be of interest to others.



Ok I concede defeat...but I could have missed one!!

I mean...I couldn't see any yellow anoraks either, despite scouring the horizon in minute detail.

:lol:

The reason I am so sceptical is.... my shot of the glacier at the
base of the Grossglockner looked unspoilt....and yet.........

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Last edited on Tue Sep 26th, 2017 18:43 by Eric



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