Loch Lomond revisited

Well the sunset wasnt quite as i was hoping for, but at least i made it out again to take some pictures this weekend. Didnt get many keepers, but here are three i think some of you may like. All taken at F22, ISO 100 with a tripod and a Tokina 19-35mm with a polariser.

As always comments/critisisms very welcome

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Last one, oh ok, ill put my most recent Falloch Falls shot on too.

Enjoy

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Wow, when I opened this thread and saw the first one I liked it immediately, then I scrolled down and saw #2 - and THAT does it for me, it's gorgeous!

Second for me, it's got a wonderful symmetry that is very appealing.

Elisabeth-Ann wrote in post #2132998
Wow, when I opened this thread and saw the first one I liked it immediately, then I scrolled down and saw #2 - and THAT does it for me, it's gorgeous!

Thankyou, thats very kind. I still cant make my mind up which one I prefer!!

Lesmac wrote in post #2133016
Second for me, it's got a wonderful symmetry that is very appealing.

Thanks Les, never thought of it from a symmetrical point of view . Well at least they've put me in the mood for sundays outing!

Great series of images Adrian! I think the first one is more intimate whereas the second one is more about wide open spaces. I like all of them but my fav's are #1 and 2

damansidhu wrote in post #2133035
Great series of images Adrian! I think the first one is more intimate whereas the second one is more about wide open spaces. I like all of them but my fav's are #1 and 2

Cheers Daman. I think ill have to say as much as i try number one still seems to be my favourite. Glad you liked them and thanks for taking the time to have a looksy.

Another vote for #2 (for the look of the water), and one for #4.

Lesmac wrote in post #2133016
Second for me, it's got a wonderful symmetry that is very appealing.

Same here,2nd is the best one.

I'm usually the odd man out but, wow, how could you vote against that second one? Really a beautiful place and you've done it full justice. Great job on all of them.

2nd and 3rd for me, I like landscapes in a portrait frame but prefer the colour of the second, the stones have been well used !

rudgej wrote in post #2133186
Another vote for #2 (for the look of the water), and one for #4.

Thanks John, appreciate the vote for number 4!!

dv2004 wrote in post #2133270
Same here,2nd is the best one.

Cheers Dimitri, thanks for looking.

HrcRacing wrote in post #2134338
I'm usually the odd man out but, wow, how could you vote against that second one? Really a beautiful place and you've done it full justice. Great job on all of them.

Well it certainly seems 2 is the peoples choice . Thanks for the kind words, though its quite easy totake a nice photo of somewhere that beautiful.

Neilyb wrote in post #2135606
2nd and 3rd for me, I like landscapes in a portrait frame but prefer the colour of the second, the stones have been well used !

Cheers Neil. I tend to like landscapes in portrait too, but in this case id agree the colours in that shot just were'nt up to the landscape versions. Thanks for the comments.

stunning!!