Fyvie Castle
Copyright ©2007, Karen French
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Fyvie Castle, Aberdeenshire, Northern Scotland.
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Karen French
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Karen 2007 |
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09-Jul-2007 16:36 CEST |
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Olympus E500 |
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Olympus 14-45mm |
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Spot |
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100 |
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Auto |
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no |
Image format: |
SHQ |
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CS2 colour adjustment. |
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450x600 |
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Fyvie Castle - re-visited:
Karen -
I love the elegant symmetry of the structure, and the mix of the colors - powder blue sky, pastel castle atop a lime green lawn; it's just too bad you couldn't fit in more to the sides and the foreground.
-leon
Leon Plympton at 02:06 CEST on 12-Jul-2007 [Reply]
Fyvie castle
Leon Plympton wrote:
> Karen -
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> I love the elegant symmetry of the structure, and the mix of the colors - powder blue sky,
> pastel castle atop a lime green lawn; it's just too bad you couldn't fit in more to the sides
> and the foreground.
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> -leon
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Thanks for the comment, Leon. I agree with you, it would have been better if I'd used a wide angled lens. This is just a fraction of the entire width of this castle, one of the most haunted and famous in Scotland, and a very short car journey from our home. Hoping to get some more when Peter and I get the time!
Sincere regards: Karen
Karen French at 16:01 CEST on 12-Jul-2007 [Reply]
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The colours look a bit unreal, don't know how to explain this. It's the mix of white balance, light and overall image brightness which makes the image look a bit unnatural. It looks as if you used some kind of Shadow/Highlights filter or similar to compress the dynamic range coupled with a slightly inaccurate choise of white balance and saturation. But all this is just my personal opinion.
Alfred Molon at 23:50 CEST on 12-Jul-2007 [Reply]