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Singingsnapper

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Some from around Glencoe...

 

1. A7RIII FE 100 - 400 - the big building is Glencoe House - a hotel that charges around £1000 a night... I can buy two used medium format lenses for that!

 

24779103557_5cd154bb29_b.jpgLooking across to Glencoe Village copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

 

2.  FE 24 - 70 f/2.8 GM

 

24779103797_2fdf2b4e09_b.jpgLooking across to Glencoe Village 1 copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

 

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39617574182_d805324d3d_b.jpgShepherd on a fine day copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

 

4.  BW

 

24779104097_2e491d1f99_b.jpgBW Shepherd on a fine day copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

 

 

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Really nice pictures and a really nice place. Especially in the first picture I find it remarkable how the white mountains in the background make it look like you are in the middle of the Himalayas, while in reality the highest one only has an elevation of 1150m.

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