Views From The Ascent Of Ben Nevis.

Thanks ever so much Gabryshack, much appreciate your comments and visit.
Do you have a shorter name? LOL..

Thanks Tom, appreciate your fab comments mate.

Just a little tweaking in photoshop to get it how it was on the day, and this how it was, pretty miserable LOL.
Thanks Rod, pleased you like it mate.

Cheers LOL, it is a great name I must admit, but I’ll call you Tonja or if that’s fine with you my friend….

Thanks Jamie, wel worth the climb mate, enjoyed it..

Thanks ever so much heloisa.

Cheers mate, glad you like it.

Thanks Ludanayvelt as always.

Thanks marvin mate.

Thanks sharon, glad you think so my friend.

That’s right mate, it’s just over on my right a bit below, it wasn’t much more than this when the rain really kicked in and the camera got put away.
Glad you like it mate.

Thanks ever so much Curtiss, appreciated

Thanks Gail, so do I, glad you like the shot buddy.

Thanks so much John, appreciate that pal.

Thanks very much bela, appreciated my friend.

No problem Zoe, I’m just pleased you like looking, thanks for the great comments me friend.

Cheers paolo, appreciate that mate.

Thanks buddy.

Thanks Lois for the great comments on the shot, this was shot just a little before the digger shot, I liked the big boulders for the foreground on this one..The wind up here really does make you catch your breath LO, Wish now I’d have taken my camera out of my bag to try and show the extreme conditions on top.
No I haven’t used ND grad filters before, I eman I have only just bought a ND 4filter for my waterfall shots, I have actually been looking into buying some ND grads to try out as blown out skies can be a problem, what I tend do is by using layers, bring down the highlights in one shot and blend them through with the eraser tool showing a better exposed shot but not on many though..
Cheers for the great comments.

suppose when we are taking shots and manipulating them to mimic how your eyes see that scene at the time, you have got to think sometimes you have to squint and the real scene may even look overexposed to the human eye if you know what I mean, I suppose it might look that bit more realistic if that little bit of overexposed was left in the shot, maybe I am just talking twaddle, but it’s just a thought that crossed my mind at this moment in time.
I will get around to trying ND grads at some point, cheers Lois..

Hi there Alan, well Scafell, it was in cloud too, but we did it early and on the way down the clouds dispersed and the sky was this awesome blue, I said a few choice words to the sky on the Sunday.
Just to think we may have past at some point mate LOL..
Glad you like the shot mate.

LOL, Thanks Lois…

Thanks ever so much deb mate.