Cairns

Artist: Ranald
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Cairns

The Three Brethern. From left to right, Philiphaugh, Selkirk Burgh and Yair.

Mono conversion. HDR. 3 exposures. +/1 1 stop. Photomatix. 3 images stitched together.

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smallfox

Great moody shot!
Ranald replied

Thanks.
Erika .

What an interesting shot Ranald. I love it.
Ranald replied

Thank you Erika. Glad.
madworld

Ohhhh this is beautiful Ran. Outstanding in black and white.
Ranald replied

Ta. Better than the colour I think.
JKKimball

so cool!
Ranald replied

Ta.
Wendi Donaldson

Oh my, what an interesting find. Lovely in B&W too!
Ranald replied

Thanks Wendi. The Selkirk Standard Bearer rides up here every year. 1500 feet up on horseback. Not bad!
Jason D. Lader...

Nice Black and White,
Amazing how much the Cloud cover soothes the Drama down in Contrast to a Raging sky
Ranald replied

Ta. It was worth the walk and the weather really made it.
Scott d'Almeida

fabulous ;
Ranald replied

Thanks Scott
chijude

Hi Ranald. We have some modern day versions of what we call wurlies on the road in to the city of Adelaide from the airport. Interesting to compare notes!
Ranald replied

I suppose they do looke like bee hives! They’d need to be tough bees though.
chijude

When I first saw our Adelaide version I thought they might be bee hives!
sticky

Very nice work…....... dramatic x
Ranald replied

Thank you. Can’t think of a dramatic reply.
Caterpillar

WOW… This is amazing… and very strange :)
Ranald replied

Thanks Kasia. Worth the walk with all my equipment.
John Nelson

nive presentation Ranald! Well Done
Ranald replied

Thank you John. Such a Borders icon.
Denis Dalby

Lovely B&W.. Atmospheric!
Ranald replied

Thank you Denis.
Terry Mooney

nice shot Ranald. interesting find.
Ranald replied

Thanks Terry. I was glad of the excellent weather.
Clare Colins

Lovely Ranald. I really like this one :)
Ranald replied

Thank you Clare. Much appreciated.
Lenka

Wow, stunning photograph! This is where HDR works well to get the best of the picture(s) [I really don’t like those overcooked with unreal colors and broad halo’s], and looks great in B&W :)
Ranald replied

I couldn’t agree more. I was not keen on HDR for that very reason, until I tried it!
solareclips~Ju...

This is really beautiful!! Thank you so much for adding this amazing piece of art to Freedom to Shine!! Have a wonderful day!
Ranald replied

Thanks for the compliment. Only too delighted that I could add it.
midzing

brilliant black and white shot,,, well done
Ranald replied

Thanks. It is a nice one isn’t it?
Loxley

Wow – i love that arched shape in the background of the upper right sky—it borders those beautiful shapes perfectly – is there a place called Cairns in your neck of the woods?
Ranald replied

Thanks. It was a contrail from a plane and I never spotted it when I was taking the shots. There isn’t a place called Cairns, I knew about the place where you are. Here cairns were used to mark the boundaries of territory and that’s what these ones do. Latterly there has been a fad for walkers and climbers to build cairns at the tops of hills (like the stump of one you can see in Eildon sunset). Those ones mean nothing at all.
van049

Fabulous work Ranald and a lot of it!! Instant fave as this is superb in B/W!!!xx
Ranald replied

Thanks. It was certainly worth the walk and the overnight camp! (OK, this is an evening shot but, you get the idea)
Martina Fagan

Another stunner great B&W HDr lovely work:)
Ranald replied

Thanks so much. I quite like it.
Nahualito

Wonderful shot! It´s so beautiful!
Ranald replied

Thanks. So close to home but so few people here have been to see them.