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Hi,
Autumn has started to colour the landscape around us, probably my favorite time of the year, combinations and variety of textures and colours are endless, looking forward to capture the beauty of this very special season. This one is for a start, taken not far away from Forres in Moray-shire, Scotland. The place is called 'Randolph's Leap' and it's the River Findhorn captured here. Beautiful gorge and river with dark reddish water surrounded by picturesque forest with birch, oak and scots pine trees. Very intersting eroded rock formations. It can be very dangerous too, steep slopes, slippery grounds and strong flows especially after some rain. Two flood stones can be found here marking the height of water during the great Moray flood in August 1829. Highly recommended to visit and photograph if you are in this area.

Photo stitched from 5 vertical shots, RAW mode, tripod and CPL filter to cut reflections in the water. The larger version is still just a small preview of the original image which is over 8000 pixels @ 300 dpi long.

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Thanks for viewing and commenting!
Have a productive and creative 'autumn hunt'!!
Tomasz