2 from Glen Etive - Scotland

The first is a pano of 4 shots stitched using PT Assembler.

A larger version here;
http://www.pbase.com …age/74974623/or​iginal.jpg

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beutifull

have to visit there myself someday

Stunning shots. Thanks for posting. Great subject matter & you've really done it justice.

2 excellent shots i must say,2nd one has slightly richer colour which i like.Great comp in both with great water reflection.

Were you there yesterday (monday)?.I was in Glencoe getting some shots also as the sun was oot (hurray),must add this place to my list.

Thanks for posting the great shots.

wow, lots of pop, almost looks 3D

Gorgeous

I find myself thinking compositionaly I should like the second one more as it's seems to follow all the right rules and have good balance and have less elements for simplicity but I can't help being drawn back to the first. I would not mind having the first one hanging on my wall.

Great work!

beautiful! well done, love the reflections.

The second image is stunning. Excellent color and composition.

I love both but if I must choose my vote goes for the second one. Both because of the composition and the colours.

Why are the colours different in both pictures BTW? Is that just a compression issue or did you process them differently?

Absolutely fantastic - they really pop off the screen. I prefer the first one of the 2 images but only marginally.

Thanks for all the kind words.

Yeah, Monday.
I went up for the sunrise on the Buachaille but it was a bit disappointing.
The weather improved as the day went on.

Two reasons.

1. I used a CP filter on the second ( single frame ) image.
This will saturate the colours more.
I don't use this filter on panos because of the different effect the filter
will have at different angles to the sun.

2. The PP is slightly different.
I was looking for a darker, slight richer feel
to the second image.

Gorgeous images! Great job with the pano. I really like both, but the pano is extra special

lomond wrote in post #2789099
1. I used a CP filter on the second ( single frame ) image.

Of coouuuuurse! I should have thought of that!

Wow, great shots, very nice reflection. Beautiful work on the pano.

Both are superb, Cameron. Put 'em on the wall.