Glencoe Dusk

A fascinating blend of classic landscape photography on the top half, and modern clinical photography on the bottom. If I had it on my wall for a month, I don't now whether I'd love it or loath it. But my initial reaction is that I love it!

Great picture. It could hang on my wall for years.

Maybe a tad too much black on the left, but still a great image, quite surreal.
Tony

Thanks for comments.

This picture has been swirling around in my head for a while now (along with the usual stew of jazz, coffee and what I'm having for dinner tonight, but I digress...!). I now have the germ of an idea for a series I'm going to pursue over the next few months.

Cheers,
Gavin

PS - Has anyone read 'Under the Skin' by Michel Faber? This picture always reminds me of that book. Without giving anything of the plot away, I'm sure folks who have read it will know what I mean...!

The more I look at this picture the more I like it. (It's very rare that I feel compelled to leave two comments!)

For me the large dark areas are really important, because coupled with the two arrows I feel I have a clear decision to make: do I go backwards into darkness or forwards into uncertainty (the one arrow doesn't point at the sunrise, merely near to it). What's interesting is that I think the decision could go either way...

As much as I love pure landscape, the arrows on the road make this shot. Nice composition.

Cheers all for comments (and cheers Ian for 2 comments!!!)

It's strange that pictures can languish for ages before they 'click' (no pun intended). I haven't looked at this in about 5 years...!

Gavin

PS- Surely I can't be the only punter on APUG who has read 'Under the Skin'...?