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I found these fellows grazing peacefully during a morning drive through Fort William
The place is famous because from here can be accessed Britains tallest Mountain, Ben Nevis. There is a Ski centre as well, though when we went there the snow was confined to the very heights
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(2660) 2009-10-30 7:53
Hi Manoj
You are very interested in nature shots, when I saw the photograph above I immediately saw that the framing was excellent, the motive is fine, but you should process your photograph in any photo software. As it is now, your photograph looks flat, but in reality it is not. I have posted a WS to show you what I mean, what you could do to improve your photographs a lot. Actually everything is in your pictures already I have not added anything, I only processed it. I come from the film resp. slide age. When I shifted to digital I had to learn, that digitals have to be processed similar to developing a film. You have got the eye for photography, now just try some photo software - some can be downloaded for free - to make your pictures outstanding.
Best regards
Urs
