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stuart bashed at the keyboard and came up with:
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Breathtaking. Truley beatiful. And people say I must be mad to walk the
distances I do. I only wish I could show them pictures like this, and go
thats why. -
Michael Thompson said:
stuart bashed at the keyboard and came up with:
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Breathtaking. Truley beatiful. And people say I must be mad to walk the
distances I do. I only wish I could show them pictures like this, and go
thats why.Superb.
--Paul Rooney
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stuart said:
Wow! Stunning photo's, Stuart - really beautiful 🙂 That first one in
particular is just gorgeous!(Cute spider!)
Wet fishes,
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stuart said:
Stunning. I have mailed the link to some of my friends and my wife with the
following statement:And people still want to fly away somewhere to sit by the pool / beach for
two weeks ? What a crazy world we live in.
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stuart said:
Wow! Stunning photo's, Stuart - really beautiful 🙂 That first one in
particular is just gorgeous!(Cute spider!)
Spider? Hang on... Oh yes, a real little cutie :-) Is that really Ben
Nevis in the background of 'Distant View'? Somehow I didn't expect it
to look like that. Goodness knows why though... I've got to get up
that way sometime and see for myself; photographs never really do
justice to the view, so judging by the photos the reality must be truly
stunning.--
To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @
where common sense dictates. -
Fran said:
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stuart said:
Wow! Stunning photo's, Stuart - really beautiful 🙂 That first one in
particular is just gorgeous!(Cute spider!)
Spider? Hang on... Oh yes, a real little cutie :-) Is that really Ben
Nevis in the background of 'Distant View'? Somehow I didn't expect it
to look like that.No it isn't. Stuart has the captions "A distant view of Ben Nevis" and
"Four wheel drive and no rucksac" mixed up. I think that Ladhar
Bheinn is the mountain in the distance on the extreme left of that one
because that is surely a view of the back of the Five Sisters with
Gleann Lichd on the right.This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htm
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"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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No it isn't. Stuart has the captions "A distant view of Ben Nevis" and
"Four wheel drive and no rucksac" mixed up. I think that Ladhar
Bheinn is the mountain in the distance on the extreme left of that one
because that is surely a view of the back of the Five Sisters with
Gleann Lichd on the right.Absolutely right, the captions don't fit the pictures. I changed some of the
images after I had finished the page and forgot to amend the captions, Some
of the captions are for images that I deleted. ....... Its a mess, and if I
head up North tonight for a wild and windy day somewhere tomorrow (forecast
for clear skies but 60+ knots on the tops) then I may not get to amend the
page till Fri night!Quoted message said:
This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htmGreat Picture, like the clear air above the hazy layer of probably much
colder denser air. Doesn't often persist into the afternoon when I guess
your picture was taken. Do you have an exact date for it, I would like to
look at the weather models for that day, I try to understand these things! -
Stuart said:
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This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htmGreat Picture, like the clear air above the hazy layer of probably much
colder denser air. Doesn't often persist into the afternoon when I guess
your picture was taken. Do you have an exact date for it, I would like to
look at the weather models for that day, I try to understand these things!As it happens, thanks to the wonders of digital cameras we have the
following:DateTime 2004:02:18 11:59:39
Make Canon
Model Canon PowerShot A40
....
ExposureBiasValue -1.00 EV
ExposureMode manual
ExposureTime 1/160 s
FNumber F14.0The next day I was on Sgurr a Mhaoraich at about 15.00
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/pans/mhaoraich.htm
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stuart said:
Good stuff!I'll upload my latest efforts tonight.
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Mike
Some pictures & bad html here http://www.prog99.com -
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Fran said:
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On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 00:58:24 +0100, "stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>http://www.stuartstuart.fsnet.co.uk/misc/five_sisters/
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Wow! Stunning photo's, Stuart - really beautiful 🙂 That first one in
particular is just gorgeous!(Cute spider!)
Spider? Hang on... Oh yes, a real little cutie :-) Is that really Ben
Nevis in the background of 'Distant View'? Somehow I didn't expect it
to look like that.No it isn't. Stuart has the captions "A distant view of Ben Nevis" and
"Four wheel drive and no rucksac" mixed up.That seems to make more sense. I take it then that the "Four wheel
drive and no rucksac" caption refers to that rather handsome four-footed
companion?Quoted message said:
This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htm
Ooh, pointy! All I have to do is to persuade the rest of the family
that a trip to Scotland would be a really good idea, and we're off!
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Absolutely Excellent, thanks for sharing them
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Cheers
Graham284/284 135/219 http://graham-ingram.fotopic.net
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"stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Beautiful... thanks for sharing them - most of the photos up on the Five
Sisters ridge were similar to ones I took (undoubtedly nowhere near the
quality of yours) last year, then subsequently lost the camera with the film
still inside...Iain
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I think that was the day I was over the way on the Forcan Ridge.
Fantastic views out over the small isles to the outer Hebrides and of
course lots of scrambling fun.Now will someone offer me a job in Northern Scotland so I can get there
for days/weekends?Kate
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<[email hidden]> writesQuoted message said:
Beautiful... thanks for sharing them - most of the photos up on the Five
Sisters ridge were similar to ones I took (undoubtedly nowhere near the
quality of yours) last year, then subsequently lost the camera with the film
still inside..........so we'll never know :-(
Pity about the camera !
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stuart said:
Amazing!
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"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Stuart said:
Quoted message said:
This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htmGreat Picture, like the clear air above the hazy layer of probably much
colder denser air. Doesn't often persist into the afternoon when I guess
your picture was taken. Do you have an exact date for it, I would like to
look at the weather models for that day, I try to understand these
things!Quoted message said:
As it happens, thanks to the wonders of digital cameras we have the
following:DateTime 2004:02:18 11:59:39
Thanks, as expected a big high pressure system, see
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/archive/ra/2004/Rrea00120040218.gifIf anypne wants the site for archived isobar charts then goto
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"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Stuart said:
Quoted message said:
This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htmGreat Picture, like the clear air above the hazy layer of probably much
colder denser air. Doesn't often persist into the afternoon when I guess
your picture was taken. Do you have an exact date for it, I would like to
look at the weather models for that day, I try to understand these
things!Quoted message said:
As it happens, thanks to the wonders of digital cameras we have the
following:DateTime 2004:02:18 11:59:39
Make Canon
Model Canon PowerShot A40
...
ExposureBiasValue -1.00 EV
ExposureMode manual
ExposureTime 1/160 s
FNumber F14.0Does your camera give the correct time on the image, i.e. is the time on the
image file the same as the time shown on your camera when the picture was
taken?I have a similar model of camera to yours (Ixus4) and bizarrely, no matter
what time I set the camera to display, the image always comes back with the
time set correctly to GMTCurious, my camera is a simillar model to yours, "ixus4"
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stuart said:
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Stuart said:
> This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
> http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htmGreat Picture, like the clear air above the hazy layer of probably much
colder denser air. Doesn't often persist into the afternoon when I guess
your picture was taken. Do you have an exact date for it, I would like to
look at the weather models for that day, I try to understand these
things!Quoted message said:
As it happens, thanks to the wonders of digital cameras we have the
following:DateTime 2004:02:18 11:59:39
Make Canon
Model Canon PowerShot A40
...
ExposureBiasValue -1.00 EV
ExposureMode manual
ExposureTime 1/160 s
FNumber F14.0Does your camera give the correct time on the image, i.e. is the time on the
image file the same as the time shown on your camera when the picture was
taken?I have a similar model of camera to yours (Ixus4) and bizarrely, no matter
what time I set the camera to display, the image always comes back with the
time set correctly to GMTCurious, my camera is a simillar model to yours, "ixus4"
Similar in that it is a Canon.
My camera is now my parents' camera. But while I had it it did show
the time the camera was set at in the EXIF data. I decided after a
while to keep it set at GMT no matter what local time was, it was just
too much hassle changing the time when on holiday in Australia [1].
When i got back to Britain I further rationalised theh keep it on GMT
option as it would be easier to cross reference EXIF data with GPS
timestamps if they were always in GMTAs for your camera reverting to GMT it must have set it to that when
you first got it. You are remembering to press SET after you have
changed the time aren't you? I think that if you press MENU it will go
back to what it was before.[1] I arrived in Melbourne VIC just before they went to daylight
saving and went on a trip to Brisbane QLD where they don't have it so
I went from GMT plus 10 to GMT plus 11 back to GMT plus 10 then back
to GMT plus 11 all in the space of two weeks. It's a good job I didn't
go to Adelaide SA.--
Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks" -
stuart said:
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Stuart said:
> This is a distant view of Ben Nevis
> http://www.p-t-cook.freeserve.co.uk/Feb04/cluanie4.htmGreat Picture, like the clear air above the hazy layer of probably much
colder denser air. Doesn't often persist into the afternoon when I guess
your picture was taken. Do you have an exact date for it, I would like to
look at the weather models for that day, I try to understand these
things!Quoted message said:
As it happens, thanks to the wonders of digital cameras we have the
following:DateTime 2004:02:18 11:59:39
Make Canon
Model Canon PowerShot A40
...
ExposureBiasValue -1.00 EV
ExposureMode manual
ExposureTime 1/160 s
FNumber F14.0Does your camera give the correct time on the image, i.e. is the time on the
image file the same as the time shown on your camera when the picture was
taken?I have a similar model of camera to yours (Ixus4) and bizarrely, no matter
what time I set the camera to display, the image always comes back with the
time set correctly to GMTCurious, my camera is a simillar model to yours, "ixus4"
Similar in that it is a Canon.
My camera is now my parents' camera. But while I had it it did show
the time the camera was set at in the EXIF data. I decided after a
while to keep it set at GMT no matter what local time was, it was just
too much hassle changing the time when on holiday in Australia [1].
When i got back to Britain I further rationalised theh keep it on GMT
option as it would be easier to cross reference EXIF data with GPS
timestamps if they were always in GMTAs for your camera reverting to GMT it must have set it to that when
you first got it. You are remembering to press SET after you have
changed the time aren't you? I think that if you press MENU it will go
back to what it was before.[1] I arrived in Melbourne VIC just before they went to daylight
saving and went on a trip to Brisbane QLD where they don't have it so
I went from GMT plus 10 to GMT plus 11 back to GMT plus 10 then back
to GMT plus 11 all in the space of two weeks. It's a good job I didn't
go to Adelaide SA.--
Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
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