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Near to the village of Hopeman in Moray Scotland. This area is a favourite haunt of Ian Cameron and as luck would have it Ian appeared. He shoots in medium format slide film so looking forward to seeing what he shot that evening. The light was outstanding and just went on and on. I think we left about an hour after sundown and, as Ian pointed out, the sky was still casting shadows even at that time.
Nikon D80
Manual
8 secs. at f16
ISO 100
Nikon 18.0-70.0mm f/3.5-4.5 at 18mm
Manfrotto 190XPROB / 804RC2 head
Processing: RAW via NX2. Tiff via CS5.
Inspired by the unique beauty of the coastal fringes of Moray Jim Robertson is a self taught amateur photographer living in Lossiemouth. He was presented in 2003 with the James Payton Memorial Medal by the Royal Meteorological Society (Scottish Centre) for what was judged to be the outstanding weather photograph of the year.
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Cracker Jim. Good title. The light’s appearing at a more sociable hour now – might start shooting again myself :)
Cheers James. Get out there :)
– Jim Robertson
Superb Jim, wonderful milky flow amongst the pebbles and you have captured the wetness of them perfectly
Thanks again David. Always appreciated.
– Jim Robertson
A great long exposure shot – and no ND filter either. Well done Jim.
Thanks for your support :)
– Jim Robertson
Superb capture
Thanks very much Finbarr.
– Jim Robertson
Outstanding shot!
Hi Ernst. Thank you for your kind comment.
– Jim Robertson
Nice one Jim, quite ethereal. I’m going to have to get out that way soon. I always end up turning left at Inverness instead of right.
Thanks Lewis. Yes this area tends to get missed. I’ll look out for you :)
– Jim Robertson
Fantastic shot.
Thank you Fiona :)
– Jim Robertson
Great shot Jim. Instant fave.
:)) That’s really kind of you Jacqui. Thank you.
– Jim Robertson
Wow Jim this is just amazing!
Yes great night Simone. Many thanks :)
– Jim Robertson
Yes, outstanding light! Just wonderful!
Thank you Kim
– Jim Robertson