Lewis moor and peat beds
by Lizzie Shepherd
Much of the inland areas on the Isle of Lewis are moorland with a mass of peat beds and lochs. I loved all the different colours and textures underfoot and of course you have the wonderful views south to the hills of Harris (part of the same landmass as Lewis).
This one is blended from 3 exposures - I'm not 100% happy with the blend but still feel it is less abrubt and unnatural than it would have been using my hard ND grads, whereas soft grads would have caused problems with the narrow band of transition required here. The could be a case to darken the f/g a little moe but I'm loathe to lose anything here.
Comments
11 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
A very beautiful landscape indeed. Like the curving water and the reeds pointing into the distance. The reflection is very nice and the blend looks good.
Chris
Chris - arguably this is a tad on the cool side - generally I tend to err that way I'd say - I tend to start off with a colour temperature akin to daylight film and then adjust it to reflect best what I saw/remembered - but of course we all see colours differently and I suspect all remember then a little differently too so there's always room for a little alteration.