Great shots! My favorite is the sheep though. Something about it I really like!
HikinMike Walkin' Like a Penguin Now!  More info | Dec 29, 2005 12:59 | #31 Great shots! My favorite is the sheep though. Something about it I really like! Images in the Backcountry
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Beautiful shots, I do like the one with the sheep in it, I do hope to visit Scotland in the near future. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Canon 7D II
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 Permanent banfoxbat wrote: Excellent shots Dimitri. The reflection in the second shot is perfect and the first shot really tells a story.
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| Permanent ban ....Jay.... Rocket850 wrote: Dimitri- Your photos really convey an unspoiled view of Scotland. Your very lucky to live in such a beautiful place. Jay Yes Jay,i consider myself very lucky to live in such a beautyfull country. My site
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| Permanent ban ....Richard.... RichardtheSane wrote: Thankyou for posting these fantastic shots Dimitri - you have wet my appetite for a Scotland visit once more The second Kilchurn Castle shot is fantastic. You have pulled everything together there, I'd put that one on my wall  THe landscapes you posted later are also beautiful, again, the second is my clear favourite. Must be the quality reflections All very well shot
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cfcRebel Cream of the Crop  10,252 posts Joined Feb 2005 Location: Austin, TX More info | Dec 29, 2005 18:44 | #36 Wow, what a wonderful series of such a unique place. You did an awesome job Dimitri. I LOVE the reflection of the castle, and the tree next to it makes the picture even more special. I can almost feel the tranquility by looking at these pictures. Fee
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lomond Goldmember  2,366 posts Joined Apr 2004 Location: Ayrshire, Scotland More info | This is a quote from another post by Dimitri regarding the Tokina; Quote: do you find there's any vignetting with the tokina 10-22 on the 1d mark IIn ? even when wide open? Tokina 12-24 David , to be honest with you,i have never used it wide open,you see,i only use it for my landscape shots and thats always from f8 to f16. Now,with the cokin filters on it,it starts vig. at around 17mm , (i always use the filters for landscape) and without the cokin i think it starts at around 14-15mm. Ofcours you need to remember that on the N (1.3 sensor) , the 17mm is equal to around 12-13 on a 20D body,which ofcours is quite wide IMHO. Hope that helps , regards. _______________ D i m i t r i Cameron........My Images
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| Permanent ban cfcRebel wrote: Wow, what a wonderful series of such a unique place. You did an awesome job Dimitri. I LOVE the reflection of the castle, and the tree next to it makes the picture even more special. I can almost feel the tranquility by looking at these pictures. I'm surprised nobody asked this question: Since when the Tokki 12-24 works on a 1.3cropped sensor? I thought the vignette makes it unusable if it is used on a body other than 1.6x.
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| Permanent ban Hikin Mike wrote: Great shots! My favorite is the sheep though. Something about it I really like!
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jmellon12 Member 36 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Philadelphia More info | Dec 30, 2005 11:20 | #40 I need the sun here to try to get out and get some picture
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Kevin Cream of the Crop 5,920 posts Likes: 2 Joined Sep 2005 More info | Dec 30, 2005 11:40 | #41 Absolutely beautiful shots Dimitri!!!
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| Permanent ban ....DonG.... DonG wrote: Beautiful shots, I do like the one with the sheep in it, I do hope to visit Scotland in the near future.
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| Permanent ban ....jmellon.... jmellon12 wrote: I need the sun here to try to get out and get some picture Don`t we all ? Very nice, I love the castle shots Thank you for the comment. My site
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| Permanent ban ....Foxbat.... foxbat wrote: Wow! Just seen these follow up shots. Absolutely superb.
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