Gasp factor 9 by aangus

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 05, 2006

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The ridge up Beinn an Lochan was steep and narrow enough to give a real sense of mountaineering. But what it also gave was constantly changing views, each false summit reached came with a sharp intake of breath and a gasp of delight as the next surprise on the horizon was revealed. Looking south into the morning sun, the hill pictured here is called the Brack. Glen Croe Argyll ^^/\^^

Comments (11)

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Zacko

2:36AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

Nooooooo!!! This is nothing but a gasp factor...10!!!!! MY GOD what an incredible scenery!!! On what altitude did you take this shot???? 10 feet below the clouds??? Amazing shot, just amazing!!!! The next time you get this opportunity, i suggest you take a few panoramas. Can you imagine how cool they would look!!! Brilliant work once again. Have a great sunday Anthony!!! #:O)

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kenwas

3:28AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

What an incredible journey for you, lucky you, and excellent shots to tell the tale.

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sharky_

5:02AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

Islands across a sea of clouds. Beautiful capture. Aloha

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jgkane

6:04AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

Just beautiful, Anthony. A 'take a deep breath' moment. Getting to that altitude, even if my arthritis allowed it, would have me gasping, these days, ... for air!! ;o) Can I put this on my desktop? Regards, John.

ERMITA

9:04AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

Amazing! Further down looks like the sea! Fantastic shot!!!

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jcv2

10:13AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

The joy of getting vista's like these is incredible, a profound impression of a free panoramic vista above the sea of clouds offering views to any direction that burns itself in one's memory! Whew! Excellent work, Anthony, it's a treat to the eyes to enjoy a location like this! :)

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TomDart

3:59PM | Sun, 05 February 2006

Indeed a treat to the eyes you have presented here. I wonder how tough is the ascent? When I get to visit your country I need to attempt it..if before the legs give out...Thanks for the beauty from your clomping around your land.

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