Waterglass (3)
Rowardennan, Loch Lomond.
Part of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, Scotland.
Tone-mapped single RAW file; long exposure using NDx1000 filter (100 secs); Canon EOS 450D + 17-85mm zoom;
Featured in the following groups:
Fine Art of Landscape Photography
Mood and Ambience
Lakes and Inland Waterways
Waterglass (3) belongs to the following groups:
Fine Art of Landscape Photography, Lakes and Inland Waterways *one* per day, focal point - the water! and Mood & Ambience - Strictly Photos Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
PhotosEcosse
Pristine imaging, an amazing reflection with subtle, yet powerful colours!
Well Done on joining Red Bubble !!!
Karl Williams replied
Thanks, Babs .. I was pleased with the way this came out
David Hibberd
This is such a lovely scene and so beautifully captured, well done.
Davo
John Kowalski
A most beautiful serene image Karl! Fabulous colour and reflection, excellent capture!!
Barbara Brown
Wow! The sky and reflections are so wonderful!!
Kasey Cline
Incredible….Absolutely breathtaking!!! I can just see myself sitting there!!!
Karl Williams replied
Thanks, Kasey .. it’s a beautiful place!
JamieGreen
Lovely foreground interest and the water is spot on..
Virginia N. Fred
Beautiful work
GerryMac
oustanding capture! beautiful scene! love the reflection!
Nerida13
Wow, this is a stunning image – the water is like glass!
Linda Morrison
Just beautiful Karl…dont we live in a beautiful country??
Karl Williams replied
We do indeed, Linda .. but there are times (e.g. a wet Sunday afternoon in January) when my love of country gets a bit wobbly.
Hans Goepel
Beautiful work
PatriciaLM
The most mystical ….magical place I have seen for a while…. very exciting Karl …congratulations on an awesome folio….Patricia :-))
Meeli Sonn
Wow , you are good….
terrebo
Dannie Quinn
There’s amazing depth in this beautiful image…
Dannie Quinn
so this is the famous Loch Lomond? No wonder they sing about it…..
:-)
Karl Williams replied
It’s also very popular, Dannie .. which can be something of a drawback as far as undisturbed photography is concerned on occasions!
Dannie Quinn
You must have gotten this very early, before the crowds. It has that early morning magic about it….
bonso
Just gorgeous Karl. Well done
jtothes
so beautiful
Linda Syms
Stunning scene.
Sandy Stewart
Beautiful!!!! : )
Iris Greenwell
Great!
Andrew Murrell
Karl this is amazing! From the look of the sky to the colours of the rocks in the water. Great depth of filed and the LONG exposure has given the image a sureal feel. I can see that you favourite the area with some of your other images. Well Done.
Karl Williams replied
Thanks, Andrew. I go though obsessive phases from time to time .. a month or so back, it was texturing .. just now it’s long exposures .. who knows what it’ll be next …...
bevanimage
Fabulous colours and wonderful reflections! Brilliant.
Knedl
amazing capture!
Travis Easton
Love that velvety reflection, beautiful shot Karl
dvande1
Another nice one Karl. Really peaceful…....
Jennifer Woodward
i could just go for a paddle in that water… although I wouldn’t want to ruin the glassy appearance of it! Fabulous image!
Karl Williams replied
LOL! Yes, you’d be really popular if you did that, Jennifer!!
Sue Kane
Gorgeous scene karl!
Steven de Siow
Beautiful view and love the dramatic sky.
Jason Connolly
A beautiful shot Karl.
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!Absolute gorgeous shot Sean.
Lois Bryan
yummy colors, Karl … soooooo magnificent!!!!!!
Karl Williams replied
I was up at the loch yesterday morning, Lois, and the mood was completely different .. all rather flat and hazy. It didn’t help that, because of the complete lack of any breeze, the midges (of which there were at least 14 million per cubic foot) were eating me alive! My mood was not enhanced by the presence of a bright red tent (right by the wee pine tree) which, scenically speaking, was as inconspicuous as a wart on Kate Winslet’s nose.
Lois Bryan
LOL!!!!!! OH OH OH!!!!! You’ve got me laughing at 6:30 in the morning … that’s not an easy thing to do!!!! Bless your heart … we call those midges of yours “no-see-’ems” ... and early spring up at the cabin they can be voracious. In fact, with all the rain we’ve been getting this year, I called them “see-’ems”!!! We had an amazing cloud day a few weeks back and I literally had to CLONE THE BUGS out of the pictures (which I never bothered to post here). Get some bug spray next time … it would be worth the chemicals to capture more of your wonderful “gloaming” ... and yes I was familiar with that phrase. We have it here in summer, but only briefly. Now … go get that wart off of poor Kate’s nose!!!! ... still laughing …
Karl Williams replied
That’s probably why the Titanic went down .. overladen! Pass me the hatchet ..
RonnieGinnever
Exquisite!