Milk and Honey
by Ian Cameron
You know I think Scotland is going to be totally without snow this year. (unheard of). The mountains are as bald as a coot. I was on top of Beinn Eighe in a T shirt yesterday, (in Jauary!!!). Now Marc comes back from his exploits in Crater Lake and tells me there has been 240 inches of snow. The best I can do is hoar frost so here it is, at least the light was gorgeous. Glorious honey coloured light scythed its way across hoar frosted stubble lighting the iced birches at the perimeter of a field. it was merely a stage to a grander vista of the Cairngorm mountains beyond, beneath a sky that was heaven sent. I thank my wife and children for the hours grace they gave me and putting up with the inane grin etched on my face for the journey home.
pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom polariser and 0.3ND hard grad, F22 at 1/2 sec, Velvia.
Comments
20 commentssweet photo, I love the colors!
Here in Italy instead it is snowing from a couple of days and there are near 50cm of snow even at low altitude...almost a record!
Ian Mason
Will
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
The winter hasn't started this year at all, there has been very little in the way of frost even... I am still holding out hope that it may just kick in sometime in the next few weeks though....
Congrats on the EP! The light here is amazing! I really like how the softly undulating hills grow up to the mountains.
David
Yes, I can understand the inane grin etched on your face! This is just awesome! The richness & depth are lovely! A truly magical moment with a fabulous sky that just leads you to those mountains! Did I mention the beautiful, golden color too?