Gallt Yr Ogof

Great day out but light combined with landscape produced drab washed out colours. See what you think.

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Some more.

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Great colours in the first few, looks like a movie backdrop!!! Lovely to look at for ages and ages, well done siejones!!

Nice use of foreground, the rock in #6 looks the most interesting. I also like #9's crumbling low wall.

Did you use any filters with these?

exile wrote in post #2919371
Did you use any filters with these?

Yes polariser and 2 to 3 grad's

Jeez they almost look like fake photos...kinda weird effect to them.

I like your compositions, they are classic by the book. The details are awesome. Looking out over the cliff with the home on the bottom of #1 is great, takes your breath away.

jcw122 wrote in post #2921269
Jeez they almost look like fake photos...kinda weird effect to them.

That's what I was trying to think of saying, almost like very detailed paintings

I love these! Very well done. Great exposure, the "greyness" lends to the effect for me. Very well composed (use of foreground objects).

A question is that rock "wall" in #9 natural or man-made?

KAC

Great shots - I especially like #9 - the ruined drystone wall leads the eye into the photo perfectly . . .

#4, #10 and #6 have good light and content I think. Great exposure and clarity.

Thanks everyone

It was strange day for light. In between gaps of sunshine there was really light cloud cover that gives off the diffuse but bright silvery light if you know what I mean. That combined with the snow gave some stange exposures for some. Another reason may be the use of The GND filters in some. The polariser really made a blue sky in some that doesn't quite sit right with the rest of the exposure due to this broken silvery light in the foreground and sunshine in the distance.

Anyway that's all the excuses I can think of

Yes that's a manmade dry-stone wall. Very common in Wales

Very nice pic >>>

Beautiful Place >>

i like number 9!