Stone Patterns, Iona
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coigach

Stone Patterns, Iona

I find macro patterns the most difficult type of landscape photo to make, but they give me the greatest pleasure when they work.


Often this has to do with a composition that has an internal 'logic' or 'balance', but which has not been 'doctored' by moving stones etc. (my 'rules' for this type of work).
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Location
St Columba's Bay, Isle of Iona, Hebrides, Scotland
Equipment Used
Pentax 67II, 105mm lens
Film & Developer
dr5 reverse processed Ilford Delta 100
Lens Filter
yellow
Vincent Brady
Lovely work indeed, nature at her un-noticed best.
 
i love how the thumbnail makes the subject look like
hammered and bleached leather, or bronze
and when you look at it full size it is beautiful stones.
wonderful composition!
john
 
I like this , Works really well , The fact you have not interfered with the lay of stones makes this a wonderful find . Cheers Gary
 

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