The Black Mount
This is taken from the Rannoch Moor looking towards the mountain range called the Black Mount on the road through Glencoe....
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This is taken from the Rannoch Moor looking towards the mountain range called the Black Mount on the road through Glencoe.
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Location
This the Black Mount from the Rannoch Moor just before you enter into Glencoe Scotland.Time
It was in the afternoon as I had been up early to catch sunrise down the glen then stopped on my way home as I spotted the loch was calm.Lighting
Nothing special. The sun was off to my left behind some heavy cloud.Equipment
I’m pretty sure I was using my Sony A77 and the excellent Sigma 10-20mm lens.Inspiration
The beauty of this part of the world stops me every time I go through it. It really is a special place.Editing
It’s been so long ago since I took this picture I honestly don’t remember my processing.In my camera bag
Now shoot with the Sony A7Riii and currently have a Tamron 70-300 A Sony 16-35 f4 a Sony 85mm 1.8 and a Sony 55mm 1.8Feedback
In Scotland it pays to be patient. The weather can change so quickly. I do remember being hunkered down it was pretty cold but just waiting on the light to give the reflection on the water.
