Donegal charms

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• red45 (31094)
• [2006-10-07 15:13]

Hi Steven!

Breathtaking landscape! From water to clouds. Great POV with sea and mountains. Shapes and colours are superb. And this place is great for taking photographs - you wasn't afraid of height :-)

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• kali (536)
• [2006-10-07 15:23]

hello

it is a great landscape capture.

thanks for sharing

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• XOTAELE (8)
• [2006-10-07 15:32]

Hermosa vista y precioso disparo.
Luz espléndida y perfectos detalles.
Saludos Stephen.
JL.

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• DOBIS (632)
• [2006-10-07 15:48]

Hello Steven,
wonderfull landscape picture! Interesting pov, and I can feel fantastic impression. I was in Ireland only once, but the nature is amazing!
Kind regards,
Dobis

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• hester (11638)
• [2006-10-07 16:52]

I think the low lying cloud is interesting. This looks fine without a sky-line. I love the colours. You only get that slate grey/blue colour in the water on grey days. Great composition and colours

TFS

Karan

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• blakitan (5517)
• [2006-10-07 17:38]

Hi Stephen,
Superbly capturing this scenic landscape. Lovely view of cloud covering top of the cliff and blue ocean underneath. Great PoV. Have to climb the cliff for capturing this image?
Excellent shot.

Ben Lakitan

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• eruyanik (5046)
• [2006-10-07 19:01]

Hi Stephen,
Just wonderful place you have managed wonderfully! The place which everyone should visit, no need to say anymore.
Regards,
Ersin

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• Evelynn (14454)
• [2006-10-07 19:45]

Hi Stephen,

I always love the shots you take with that lens. There is such good depth of focus. I also admire your strong foreground elements.

TFS

Evelynn : )

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• aido (4046)
• [2006-10-07 21:27]

Hi Steve,
Beautiful view, great exposure and excellent detail throughout. Quite dramatic and moody, especially with the low clouds across the top of the frame. I have to agree with your note, breathtaking but I wouldn't want to get too close to the edge.
Cheers,
Adrian

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• TheUnknown (627)
• [2006-10-07 21:54]

Hi Stephen,
Wonderful wide angle view! I like the composition and how you have included the clouds in the shot. Great to see the full view from foreground to sky. Good exposure and detail. Well seen and executed!
TFS
Mike

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• marhowie (486)
• [2006-10-07 23:09]

HI Steve,
Excellent post. You really have to be there to fully appreciate these cliffs. Nothing like em' here, that's certain! Well done on all counts..I think the low-lying clouds add good atmosphere ;)
Very well done.

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• TAZ (10926)
• [2006-10-08 2:33]

Hello my friend,
Festival of wonderful landscapes re-starts for our big pleasure ;-) Another impressive place that you have well photographied, as always...
Congratulations Steve and TFS.

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• coasties (28054)
• [2006-10-08 3:47]

Hi Stephen

As always, you share a spectacular piece of our World. It looks rugged and remote. The low cloud adds to the atmosphere. Thanks my friend. I do enjoy your work.

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• Bufo (4247)
• [2006-10-08 3:54]

Hi Stephen,
what a wonderful capture of the landscape. Just great!
Cheers, Jacob

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• Juyona (16891)
• [2006-10-08 4:08]

Buenas noches Stephen,
Preciosos acantilados, y hermosa luz que lo envuelve todo, perfectos tonos... muchos saludos, Victor

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• SunToucher (11162)
• [2006-10-08 5:31]

Hi Stephen,
For somebody with fear of heights, this is a difficult shot to look at. Great depth captured, with excellent clarity throughout the scenery. Love the way you used the clouds in the top part of the photo. It is a small pitty that the grad filter is too visable.
TFS my friend.
Niek

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• liquidsunshine (5437)
• [2006-10-08 6:09]

Good morning Stephen,
The details are nice, clear and sharp.
Good colours, lighting and exposure. The POV is good.
Well composed and well framed.
Thanks for posting, enjoy the rest of the weekend.

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• mbasil (3320)
• [2006-10-08 10:35]

Nice fg/bg balance here, man. I like the cloud cover here better than what I think is your previous post from this spot, maybe because it's also serves as the top boundary on the shot. As usual, all the technical stuff seems perfect. I didn't notice a filter transistion, but after reading Niek's comment I think I can see it, but I think you placed it as well as can be done.
Mike
P.S. I'd like to see what fall colors you get on the heather in the land of Erin.

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• vanderschelden (30441)
• [2006-10-08 12:34]
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Stephen,
Wonderful image. Great work, Stephen. What is the use of Pro1CP+Cokingrad P121? Is it to decrease the contrast between air part and land?
I'm sure Ansel Adams would like it. Have you tried this in B&W?
Points are gone after this one but it was last but not least matter.
If I ever go to Ireland. I'm going back to your pictures to prepare...
TFS and congrats
Annick