Loch Nah Achlaise by McGarva

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07-Nov-10	McGarva

Loch Nah Achlaise

Rannoch Moor, Scotland

Twilight light before dawn on Rannoch Moor overlooking Loch Nah Achlaise
The first time I had witnessed and photographed an “Earth Shadow”
The Earth's shadow is the shadow that the Earth itself casts on the atmosphere
Identified as a strong blue/cyan layer on the landscape with pink hues above

More of my Scotland gallery http://www.pbase.com/mcgarva/scotland
This gallery was featured in the PBase Magazine Edition 13 : link http://www.pbase.com/magazine

Canon EOS 5D Mark II ,Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
1s f/16.0 at 45.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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Photo.Keely		09-Oct-2012 20:31
Beautiful image! V.

Robert Strachan		10-Jan-2011 22:40
Excellent image

Marc Vermeulen		26-Nov-2010 23:11
Fine work!

Skip W		13-Nov-2010 22:05
Lovely soft colors.

Bartosz Kotulski		11-Nov-2010 13:12
fantastic composition full of wonderful light. love the peaceful atmosphere and fantastic reflection in the water. voted

tinkerb		10-Nov-2010 21:38
I like the way you have gone for the subtle image prior to the 'big colour' - class

Phillip Normanton		10-Nov-2010 18:06
Mmm, a gorgeous shot, the shadow makes it even better :)

Patricia Kay		10-Nov-2010 15:57
Magical scene Tony....BV

J. Scott Coile		10-Nov-2010 12:30
So perfectly calm.

lou_rozensteins		10-Nov-2010 10:02
Beautiful work. Very well done.

Mairéad		09-Nov-2010 22:30
Absolutely beautiful. V

Claude Martin		09-Nov-2010 22:24
Pure beauty!!! V

Doug Cruden		09-Nov-2010 21:15
Agree with JJ, this is a cracking shot Tony, and what a privilege to witness an earth shadow! V+

Pete Hemington		09-Nov-2010 21:13
Really good the way the reflections wrap around the Island, very pleasing composition

Guest		09-Nov-2010 20:48
Great! V.

Johnny JAG		09-Nov-2010 20:23
Just amazing, I don't know enough superlatives for this series of shots.

Steve Sharp		09-Nov-2010 19:53
Very subtle colours captured beautifully (fantastic scene too).

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