Kildrummy Castle Ruins

• glbeas

• Sep 9, 2006

Looks good, how did you do the toning? I've been thinking of trying that combo myself.

 

• John Simmons

• Sep 9, 2006

Daniel....Great Composition and tones.....as usual. Looks like I have to add scotland to my to do list.

Regards,
John

 

• dlin

• Sep 9, 2006

Thanks Gary and John. The toning was done sequentially- first selenium 1:9 for a couple minutes, a thorough wash, and then a brief bleach and redevelopment with thiocarbamide to get some tone in the highlights. John, I wish I had a ND filter with me to put some movement and drama in the clouds, as you've done so nicely in some of your photographs. Perhaps, next time.

All the best,
Daniel

 

• Jersey Vic

• Sep 9, 2006

Very nice Daniel..looks like youre enjoying your life a great deal.
Unfortunately this looks alot like our basement in the midst of it's rebuild.

 

• BWGirl

• Sep 9, 2006

This is gorgeous! I love the light, and how you've put it to its best use!

 

• dlin

• Sep 9, 2006

Hey Vic, you must have one heck of an impressive chateau for a home! (...or were you referring to the rocks strewn all over the place? ) Thanks again for looking.

Best,
Daniel

 

• JLP

• Sep 9, 2006

Another beautiful piece of work Daniel. The texture is great and as always the toning is just right on.

jan

 

• Donald Miller

• Sep 9, 2006

Hi Daniel...a great composition. I like this..

 

• bill schwab

• Sep 9, 2006

Nice one Daniel. As I remember, you did not have all that much time to yourself in which to photograph while in Scotland. You did a wonderful job with the time you had, that is for certain.

Bill

 

• dlin

• Sep 9, 2006

Thanks all for the nice comments. I had a little more time to dawdle at Kildrummy Castle, since my wife was with my daughter napping in the car, but I also got a couple good drenchings too. Ah, Scotland.

Best,
Daniel