Mourne Mountains pano (IR)

[Duder]

taken from the beach in Newcastle, Co. Down. Slieve Donard is the highest mountain in Northern Ireland.

http://i.pbase.com/v3/37/572937/1/50028898.infraredmournes156pano.jpg

[MattSG]

I don't really dig the IR... but the composition blows my hair back. I'd be curious to see that image as a 'normal image'.

good job

[StreetJT]

Was the background added later? It sort of looks like it.

Jonathan

[volleybrad]

Gorgeous!!!!

[delinian]

good ir shot

[Duder]

thanks for commenting.

StreetJT - the sky was most definitely not added later. I'm not in the habit of fabricating images.

[JakeC]

Looks stunning Duder, can't be properly appreciated at this size though. I'd love to see a 1000px version.

[skade]

Very nice shot!

[Guitartists]

The light dances so lovely on the hills.... beautiful! :D

[jopfin]

Cool, thats a beauiful IR, well done Duder....................Joe

[d100763]

well done Duder, however the clouds IMHO overpower the shot a bit, I like the ones you do without clouds, good composition as usual. Keep up the good work, looking forward to the gallery

[Duder]

yeah, you may have a point. thing about IR is, it does accentuate the contrast between the sky and clouds. Unfortunately I have no control over whether there are clouds are not so I just shot whatever's there.

[bikerider]

I remain an avid fan of your IR work Duder, that shot is great from a compositional point of view to the effect of the clouds and the wide format. I think the cloud gives a lot of depth to the overall image.
Roger.

[fstop212]

STUNNING PHOTOGRAPH

[I Simonius]

taken from the beach in Newcastle, Co. Down. Slieve Donard is the highest mountain in Northern Ireland.

http://i.pbase.com/v3/37/572937/1/50028898.infraredmournes156pano.jpg

ahhh brings back memories - used to live in Newry:-)