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Sunrise pastels, Ballachulish Bridge

Tim Tucker

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Shot this very morning in a display that lasted not much more than a minute the first rays of sunlight touch the distant mountains. Looking down the lower reaches of Loch Leven at the Ballachulish Bridge and the mountains on the far side of Loch Linnhe. By the time the tripod was up I got just this one shot, and this is my best interpretation of my memory of the scene.

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Love how the clouds mirror the mountains.
 
Beautifully done. It creates a mood that engages the other senses as well: the chilly feel and the crisp smell of morning, the hushed sounds. And for me, anyway, if I'm up that early, I'd sure as heck have the taste of coffee in my mouth :)
 
Agan, another cracking shot Tim with some good lighting. No doubt about it our country isn't all grey skies. loving the pinks and oranges in the clouds, makes me want to go somewhere wild.

PS did you see the sunset last night? It was awesome but unfortunatley I was driving home from work so no time to capture it.
 
Many thanks for the comments.

Gorgeous. As an aside - I'm glad I didn't have to learn spelling in Scotland.

Neither did we, hence the place names. ;)

Beautifully done. It creates a mood that engages the other senses as well: the chilly feel and the crisp smell of morning, the hushed sounds. And for me, anyway, if I'm up that early, I'd sure as heck have the taste of coffee in my mouth :)

Appreciate the comment. :)

Love how the clouds mirror the mountains.

One of those mornings. The air at sea level was cold and heavy with a few strong gusts, a little higher and there was a fair wind. The clouds were forming over the tops as the wind drove the cool moist air over them.

Agan, another cracking shot Tim with some good lighting. No doubt about it our country isn't all grey skies. loving the pinks and oranges in the clouds, makes me want to go somewhere wild.

PS did you see the sunset last night? It was awesome but unfortunatley I was driving home from work so no time to capture it.

I'm just happy to have been in position at the right time.

Back in Lanark for the evening and completely missed the sunset.
 
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Lovely shoot. The colors is spot on and the light amazing. The way you uses the light to highlight the peaks, and get the viewers attention. Well composed.

No doubt about it our country isn't all grey skies

I can see I have to revisit Scotland. Last time I visited, it was grey skies and raining for 14 days
 
Another superb image. Well done.
I lived in Scotland for my first 25 years and I can never remember it raining at all. Its a bit like remembering breathing, its there all the time so you dont notice it.
 

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