Machynlleth in mid wales

hiya all !
sorry i not been around as i havent touch my camera for a while due to having sleepless nights backache hips pain ! god men are sooo lucky ha ha and starting to get really uncomfortable on the computer chair with my fat belly lol ! wish my oh would hurry up and make my laptop wireless so i can sit on the sofa anyway that enough of me moaning coz the little monkey is doing well and healthy
hope everyone is good here, great images everyone mind i have been lurking around but couldnt sit long enough to post lol!
P.S also like to say hi to all new members
i did manage to use my camera two weeks ago while camping in machynlleth mid wales .these pictures were taken from the campsite (couldnt walk far !lol )which was very beautiful place to stay
not the best images but i like to know is , do the colours looks ok to you or too bright as it was my first time using a polarizing filter

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hi glad you are well.


great pics but the green is VERY green.

hi glad your doing ok! These pictures are fab! I like the GREEN green!

Nice to see you Claire! And some lovely shots too

They are lovely shots and the colour intensity is a matter of personal taste. The filter you used may have intensified the colour and that is not a problem as if you have good strong colour is you want to you can tone it down, not so easy to increase it which I sometimes wonder is the reason people feel the need to present greyscale or mono landscape shots of natural scenery.

really fancy the first one..
looks like you have some sensor dust tho..=(

good stuff

thanks everyone !
i have tone the images down but i still prefer the original green ! lol
what do you think ?


snapper i know what you mean,i hate changing colour incase i spoil the whole thing although i do like mono but it depend on the image .
it then just the matter of rotating the polarizing the filter the right position which was differcult to do !

GTa86 ....thanks for pointing that out mind i have been reminded about this before and i was too lazy to sort it out on photoshop lol! having trouble to clean it sadly .

Love them hun especially the first shot

I like the set Clairlou. As others have said color intensity is a matter of personal taste. Since this is your first use of a polarizing filter I'm sure you now know the drastic difference it can make with the sky. I've never known one to adversely affect foliage or grass color. If you feel they are too "hot" a small adjustment of the saturation level will take care of that. Again, if you are happy with the colors that's all that matters. Ask 15 people & you'll get 15 different opinions. Great job!

thanks bob glad you like it !
you're right ,everyone do have a differant opinion , mind if we all like the same then we would have a very boring life !