Ian Bramham's Photoblog
The Peak District
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 20 July 2009 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
A photo from the Peak District National Park not far from where I live in the north of England.
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Mirko Herzner from Germany
An unusual but beautiful processing here, Ian. I also like how you framed this shot. The path is leading the eye nicely.
20 Jul 2009 6:06am
@Mirko Herzner: Cheers Mirko!
Pavan Kaul from Mumbai, India
A very beautiful, clean and simple composition...the lovely tone adds a magical quality to this superb picture!
20 Jul 2009 7:48am
@Pavan Kaul: Thanks very much Pavan!
Frida from Sweden
I like the processing here and the scenery with the winding road is gorgeous.
20 Jul 2009 9:21am
@Frida: Thanks very much Frida!
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
The light is gorgeous, how the vanishing point fades to a brighter light. Nice choice of tones...so fitting.
20 Jul 2009 12:44pm
Renata from Häljarp, Sweden
I have been watching your blog for a while, I like your photos a lot, especially your B&W pictures. This one was also special, nice shading. You are very talented. Best regards, REnata
20 Jul 2009 7:10pm
Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States
Wonderful pathway into the depths of this image...
20 Jul 2009 8:42pm
Ted from South Wales, United Kingdom
Hmm...interesting choice of colour but it really does give a vintage tone...growing on me!
20 Jul 2009 8:45pm
Polydactyle from Montreal, Canada
The color here give a great atmosphere. Composition and lines and very nice.
22 Jul 2009 12:41am
John Leech from Grange-over-Sands, United Kingdom
I like the way you made this green. It reminds me of my first swimming goggles.
8 Sep 2009 8:32pm
Nikon D40
1/640 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
24 mm (35mm equiv.)