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Nostell Priory, Middle Lake
The autumnal colours are starting to fade now but it's been a pretty good year for them up here in Yorkshire.
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Album name:Silversnapper / Landscape
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Date added:Nov 18, 2012
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MiqsPix  [Nov 18, 2012 at 11:52 AM]
Very nice and the focus is spot on! However I find the sky just spoils it being so bland and tends to overpower the background colours. I would have used a ND grad filter to hold it a bit. Nice one though!
Silversnapper  [Nov 18, 2012 at 01:45 PM]
Thanks for your kind and very pertinent comment Roger, perhaps I can explain. I was using my little Canon Ixus at the time, not a camera that can easily be fitted with a filter holder I’m afraid but even so, I stopped using grad filters a long time ago unless there is a compelling need to do so. I find them a bit of a ‘blunt instrument’ in many cases, especially when the horizon is cluttered with trees, buildings and the like and of course, it’s a one-way trip! When I took this shot the sky was a bright but uniform white, hence the lack of any distinct shadows. I considered dropping a new sky in but to be honest I couldn't decide on a suitable one so I left it with just the merest hint of blue.
George  [Nov 18, 2012 at 04:35 PM]
Still some lovely colours in the trees, contrasting nicely with the evergreens either side of the composition.
And OK about the sky, still a nice shot though.
Autumn up here above the 54th parallel seems to have been patchy and spasmodic, hope for something more consistent next year.
JOHN  [Nov 18, 2012 at 05:58 PM]
Some lovely colours still to be seen but not for much longer I fear, a tricky sky to replace I would think with all the tree branches on the horizon, but I find it alright as it is, just natural for this time of year.
Very good detail and clarity, well done.
alanuk  [Nov 18, 2012 at 08:49 PM]
Attractive as though the colours are, I'm struggling to find a focal point here to rest my eyes. The bland sky does not help this, either. Sorry, Keith; I wish I could be more positive.
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