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Monday, 12 October 2009

Bladnoch Colours

Monday the 12th of August and it's such a nice day i'm taking myself to the upper reaches of the Bladnoch.
I've a long standing project of this beautiful river that i may finish sometime.
There's many a stretch i've not even looked at yet.
Just below Loch Maberry the source of the Bladnoch,quietly and serenely sits Drumshalloch Loch.
Back when Loch Maberry castle was occupied i imagine the lords and ladies would wander around here.
It's a place to feel at one with nature.
Now this compilation of two pictures of the same view is the result of me trying a setting known as 'Colour Enhance'.
The top section is 'Colour Enhance' and the bottom section is 'Auto'.
Those people who know me,know i have a red/green deficiency (Deuteranopia),commonly called colour blindness,so perhaps i'll get some feedback on this.
To me the more natural looking picture is the one taken on the 'Auto' setting,although had i only seen the top section,i'd have had no problem with that either.
The next three pictures i've compiled the same.

Top 'Auto' - Bottom 'Enhance'
If you look at this picture full size,look for the smiley face with it's tongue sticking out that's appeared.This place is enchanted!

Top 'Enhance' - Bottom 'Auto'

Top 'Auto' - Bottom 'Enhance'
Any feedback appreciated.

I took this picture about one second too late-the 'Wee Folk' had just disappeared into the long grass to the right.
Isn't Autumn lovely.

6 comments:

  1. Much prefer the "enhance" option Jim...especially on the first pic.I think it probably looks more like it actually was at this time of year.
    Horses for courses though :)

    The colours are fantastic this year.Bob and I walked up the coast from Maidens yesterday and came back through Culzean Castle...lovely colours to the trees there just now.
    Alex.

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  2. Thanks for that Alex.To me the true picture was somewhere between the two.A fellow walker emailed saying he preferred the 'Auto'in all pictures,but as you say-horses for courses.
    I don't know why ah havnae visited Culzean yet.Gonna have tae dae that sometime.

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  3. i think i can see one of their wee pointy hats in the distance!

    the colour enhance seems to be on the grey side but very effective. i take pics through all different effects on my camera and it's amazing sometimes what difference it makes. sunsets are worth doing this way to pick out the best too.

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  4. Too be sure Sez!I tink they'll be back on the boat now.

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  5. Hi Jim, for colour i hav eto ay i prefer the auto in each case. Though the enhance option does produce some great effects. Lovely autumy images altogether *ruthie*

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  6. Thanks Ruthie,looks like you had a brilliant magical and mystical time on the Shetlands.

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