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Ardvreck Tranquility

Loch Assynt, Assynt, Scotland

Loch Assynt, Assynt, Scotland

One of the most difficult things to capture in an image is something I refer to as "motive", the meaning behind an image. Ostensibly this is a low contrast shot of a castle on a loch in calm conditions on a bleak overcast day. But try and see past that try to put yourself there on a cool October morning shortly after the sunrise that never happened. For me the mood is tangible, the cool thick air makes me shiver and I am immediately transferred back to the rock that I was sitting on staring at the utter stillness of a loch that I could just see below the surface of. For me it is a little piece of sheer magic. I doubt it stirs others in quite the same way.

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Pentax 67 II ,55-100 zoom,Fujichrome Velvia
0.3ND Hard Edge, 3 Stop ND, f/22 at 15 Seconds. full exif

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Dave Petersen Photography08-Jan-2015 00:34
A beautiful image and with a very calm mood. The rocks do a great job leading the eye towards the castle in the background. Nice soft colors with a beautiful atmosphere. Voted
Peter Stubley08-Jan-2015 00:09
Very nice. Great composition: well spotted.
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