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Looking down the gorge from the lower bridge, Falls of Bruar . I’m particularly impressed by the colours and the smooth glistening rocks.

This area is rich in geology (an extension of the Loch Tay fault?): there’s a lot of limestone and other metamorphic sedimentary rocks (layered slate, possibly some schist) and a bit of red sandstone nearby, all folded making rakish angles.

Taken on the Shen Hao 5×4” large-format camera with Fuji Velvia (old RVP emulsion) film.

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Raw by PigleT
Raw by PigleT
  • Roslyn Lunetta

    Roslyn Lunetta

    oohh very pretty love the soft to the touch feel of the water, and the rock has a interesting sheen to it also soft to the touch soft. some keywords for you, moss, leichen,

  • PigleT replied

    Thanks, glad you like it. Moss & lichen duly added :)

  • storm22

    storm22

    This is a really cool photo you did a wonderful job!!

  • LocoCow

    LocoCow

    Really nice exsposure…

  • Jen Whyte

    Jen Whyte

    This is like looking into the heart of a jewel!

  • PigleT

    PigleT

    Thanks storm22, LocoCow and pijinlane :)

  • Tallulah

    Tallulah

    Great shot….bit scary looking down…..it all looks smooth and silvery. Amazing.

  • kcranmer

    kcranmer

    Absolutely gorgeous!

  • calico

    calico

    Love this one!

    Don’t know why ;) but I expect the terminator to morph out of the bottom right of this pic. It does remind me of the lower falls in Glen Nevis where the local neds oops sorry youfs jump off the bridge 20 -30 feet into the torrent below…. happy days thanks.

  • PigleT replied

    Well, it does look like a crater, yes – ‘tis actually a gorge; the shot clips the top of a natural arch at the bottom-left corner, through which the river runs.

    Youfs… I’d like to see them try it here :)

  • Jonicool

    Jonicool

    Fantastic work, love the smooth water and glowy rocks!

  • Wanda  Lechene

    Wanda Lechene

    ohhhh i love the texture tones great capture i love i very pretty.

  • PigleT

    PigleT

    Thanks Jonicool and wanda :)

  • Richard Ion

    Richard Ion

    Seriously impressive bit of work this Tim.
    Richard

  • Shaun Johnston

    Shaun Johnston

    Unbelievable. True mastery of your chosen format!

  • Travis Easton

    Travis Easton

    Amazing tones, silkyness and detail considering the long exposure, great shot mate.

  • Maya -

    Maya -

    Wow, what an amazing photo. The rocks look like crystals. The colours give an other worldly feel!

  • Irish

    Irish

    GREAT!

  • Junior Mclean

    Junior Mclean

    This is an awesome piece!!

  • red addiction

    red addiction

    so beautiful

  • Roddy Atkinson

    Roddy Atkinson

    Stunning capture, looks like liquid metal.

  • Keilah Hilliard

    Keilah Hilliard

    holy crap! i didn’t even realize this was a photo at first! nicely done!

  • PigleT replied

    ROFL Yup, indeed. Good ol’ velvia in low light – I have the original transparency as I shot & processed upstairs to prove it!

    Thanks to others for comments too, all appreciated :)

  • Kane Horwill

    Kane Horwill

    great colour, contrast and use of time delay. must have been hard finding a secure spot for your tripod? nice eye for detail btw

  • PigleT replied

    Thanks. No time-delay, just long exposure (about 8s IIRC). You can see how the tripod was set up – took a little while shuffling along leftwards to get the optimum view.

  • Stacy Rodriguez

    Stacy Rodriguez

    Beautiful image. :)

  • Marinella  Owens

    Marinella Owens

    very beautiful!!!!!!!!

  • Dawn Kwasny

    Dawn Kwasny

    I really love this, all the colors and textures are amazing!!

  • Imakepplwonder

    Imakepplwonder

    stunning!

  • armadillozenith

    armadillozenith

    RAW is amazing, the colours, shapes and sheen… it evades scale – could be anything from a tiny rock pool to an glacial lake amid mountains on an alien planet! Wonderful image! A fusion of real-life close-up observation with escapist fantasy. (Both, of course, harness imagination).

    Thanks, PigleT!

  • PigleT replied

    Thanks – well said, I didn’t put it any better myself although I agree entirely about the sense of scale :)

    For the record it’s probably about 7-10m across from bottom to top of the frame.

  • Hiroko

    Hiroko

    Cool view

  • Lenka

    Lenka

    Wow, amazing photograph! Liquid metal flowing over crystals…

  • Lenka

    Lenka

    Looks great:

    or

  • rformer

    rformer

    Once again Tim, a brilliant shot… I need to get a Shen Hao…

  • dinghysailor1

    dinghysailor1

    wow brilliant capture ! lovely colours and textures!

  • Andrew Ness

    Andrew Ness

    Absolutely stunning piece of work

  • PigleT replied

    Thanks Andrew – glad you like it:)

  • Torfinn Johannessen

    Torfinn Johann...

    Wow! Awesome shot. Excellent colours, and composition. Thanks for your kind comment, and add.

  • Tom Vaughan

    Tom Vaughan

    just amazing! awesome capture.

  • dretke1

    dretke1

    What a gorgeous picture. It looks like liquid silver.

  • yankeegrl99

    yankeegrl99

    Gorgeous. Simply gorgeous.

  • Alan Findlater

    Alan Findlater

    very good work well done

  • Scott  d'Almeida

    Scott d'Almeida

    stunning work you do;

  • julayneluu

    julayneluu

    really nice exposure !

  • Dana Roper

    Dana Roper

    Incredibly beautiful!

  • Jan Timmons

    Jan Timmons

    This looks like a geologist’s dream area. Remarkably beautiful abstract, as well. That is quite a tripod setup. Fascinating waterflow – a very long exposure?

  • PigleT replied

    Yup – it’s the north-west end of the Loch Tay faultline, I think. About 8s exposure.

  • PigleT replied

    Er, north-east end, even! D’oh

  • PigleT replied

    Oh yes – about 8 seconds as I recall, as measured by “that feels about right”. The usual juggling of film reciprocity-failure and motion-blur and stuff…

  • NatureGreeting Cards ©ccwri

    NatureGreeting...

    So beautiful, it takes my breath away!! Regards, Carolyn

  • PigleT replied

    Thanks :) Not bad going for failing light :)

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