What not to love about Scotland, it offers so many opportunities to take photos. This time I was on the island of Inchmurrin on the waters of Loch Lomond.
I have recently been on holiday on Inchmurrin, one of three habited islands on Loch Lomond. I wasn’t here for photography and never went looking for images, but my camera was always with me, more for family images but just in case I stumbled across a composition.
We ventured to the far end of island and decided to try a different route back following the shore line round the island. We were approaching where we needed to come off the beach when I spotted a nice view point with large rocks leading my eye down Loch Lomond.
My set up was my usual, I was using my Sony A6000, with my favourite wide angle the Samyang 12mm. Its a set up I almost use all the time, Landscapes isn’t always about grand vistas, sometimes focusing on one point in the landscape is better, but I just love using my wide angle lens.
As for filters I had my Nisi V5 Pro with a Nisi 0.9 medium grad and a Lee 10 Stop. I played around with settings as my first few images were just too blurred. The water was too smooth, the clouds just didn’t seem right. the whole image just didn’t jump out to me.
I readjusted my position and changed the setting slightly just get more atmosphere into it. The only thing about this is the clouds. I would have liked a bit more of them in the shot, but I still like the end result.
Over the next coming weeks I will be starting a new series on my blog, teaching you how to take different shots and be more creative. If there is a certain shot you would like to learn, please feel free to comment below, get in touch via social media or email me.
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John Adams
2 Sep 2018I saw the thumbnail and thought, “This’ll be Lewis”. how right I was!! This is the image I want to capture. I still haven’t managed to capture a decent long exposure shot in these lighting conditions. I shall maybe invest in a lens or two and borrow your settings, see if that helps. Fantastic images Lewis. #mysundayphoto
Adventure Brown
7 Sep 2018haha, i becoming that predictable? it is definitely something to learn and try, and if you need any help getting there, just shout up. splash out why not haha
ClearlyBex
2 Sep 2018I am a big fan of long exposure shots, and what a great shot this is! #mysundayphoto
Adventure Brown
7 Sep 2018i love them if the conditions are right, water and clouds just make fir a decent image.
Fiona Cambouropoulos
2 Sep 2018Beautiful, it creates a lovely silky smooth loch.
Adventure Brown
7 Sep 2018thanks, i do love the effect it gives
Darren Coleshill
2 Sep 2018Beautiful view, I’m going to try and get to Scotland in the next 12 months even just for a flying visit.
Have a good Sunday and thank you for linking up to #MySundayPhoto
Adventure Brown
7 Sep 2018plenty of places to stay over, there is a decent place near glencoe that is a decent price too
Victoria
2 Sep 2018What a beautiful view and great photo. I would love to go back to Scotland just to do more photography. #MySundayPhoto
Paula @MummyVsWork
2 Sep 2018What a beautiful view, it looks so calm and peaceful!
Anne
2 Sep 2018What a beautiful view and an excellent capture.
#mysundayphoto
Merlinda Little
3 Sep 2018Lovely capture. The photo looks so tranquil. #mysundayphoto