Landscape with a touch of HDR processing

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  1. Dave W

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    Just home from 5 days up at Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve. Hardly any rain (though did get soaked to skin once!) No midges!!!
    Photo is a HDR composite of 3 exposures taken on a walk on the trail that leads up Beinn Eighe (Ben Ay) one of our favourite walks.

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      Very dramatic Dave, it has real depth.:dbgrtmb:
       
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        Superb Dave.. anymore?
         
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          Not many more Robert. I took a few that ought to have been good ones but messed up the exposures due to not pressing the 'set' button after selecting the exposure bracketing:DOH: Still not got used to all the bells lights and whistles on my new camera. Age related incompetence !!
           
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          Hi Dave top class Image,H D its almost 3D:dbgrtmb::)
           
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            Glorious image Dave - no hills here in flat Suffolk so I really appreciate peaks.
             
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              cracking pic, weldone.
               
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              Oh my.......that is just stunning!!
               
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                Just stumbled across this shot, stunning.
                 
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                You must stop stumbling Pip.. You could hurt.
                 
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                Brilliant photo Dave! Can I ask what camera and lens you used for this?
                 
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                Almost looks prehistoric- mesmorising !
                 
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                Thanks Pixel!
                It was taken with a Canon EOS 60D.
                Could perhaps have been a little sharper if I'd used a tripod and cable release but lugging a tripod as well as a fairly heavy camera plus all the other wet weather gear etc up a mountain isn't fun.
                I was lucky with the light and clouds - they were just about perfect for a HDR shot.

                Lens was standard Canon 'kit lens' 18-55mm set at 25mm. Aperture f13 with exposures at 1/800, 1/400, 1/200. ISO 400.
                 
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