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Photography by Grant Glendinning

 

Capturing Scotland’s landscape in stunning detail.

 

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Loch Lomond Canvas Prints

           The spellbinding Milarrochy Bay tree partially submerged on the East bank shore of Loch Lomond.

          This photograph of the Milarrochy tree was shot after a few days of heavy rain during the late afternoon at Loch Lomond. For this particular
          image I decided to take a long exposure totaling 154 seconds at f13 using an ND filter, I also used a polarizing filter to  show and bring out the detail
          of the pebbles under the water, as seen in the image below.

          This is just one of many photographs of the Milarrochy Bay tree at Loch Lomond which you will find in my portfolio taken at different times of the
          day and all through the seasons.

          Please click on the image below for a larger view. To purchase and select print options please click HERE

          More photographs of the Milarrochy Bay tree and Loch Lomond below. Click on images for larger preview and to purchase a print.

 

 

 

 
 

Manfrotto 190XPRO3 Tripod

Manfrotto 410 geared head and 300n panoramic rotating unit.

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After using the excellent Manfrotto 055PROB tripod for over 5 years for my landscape photography, I found myself searching for something more manageable. The weight and increased height with my Manfrotto 300n panoramic head attached made it a bit cumbersome during landscape outings that required long walks.

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Clyde Arc Twilight

Evening twilight by the River Clyde revealed these perfect reflections of the Glasgow Clyde Arc Bridge.

This photograph was taken at the Lancefield Quay side of the River Clyde which has undergone some development to extend the ncr75  walkway, which allows this unique and splendid view of the Clyde Arc bridge to be photographed. I took various shots of the bridge from this viewpoint from landscape to portrait orientation while the evening twilight was descending, and the reflections remained absolutely still and crystal clear for the duration I was there.  This square crop of the bridge is my favorite as it shows not least of all the stunning detail of the reflection and the blue hour twilight just before darkness fell.

If you would like to purchase this image as a high quality print or canvas, please click here for print options

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