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Another picture from this weekend's Scottish PhotoBloggers' excursion.
As autumn starts to turn the leaves orange, the reclusive fairytale country house that is Ardverikie, also known as Glenbogle, starts to come into clearer view on the southern shore of Loch Laggan.
Canon EOS 30D , 28-300mm @ 248mm, f/6.3, 1/250 sec, ISO 800, M
PP: Levels & unsharpening mask.
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| Nice Graeme, I like the blurred framing of the autumn-coloured leaves. That castle really is the epitome of a castle isn't it ;) Phil |
| Nicely framed, that sort of castle for want of a better description is the only thing that can stand in such splendid settings and not be dwarfed by the landscape. Phill |