Thank you SO much for your amazing scores and comments! This was taken with my new Sony...the one I took advice from you all on. As you can see its serving its purpose as I’ve taken it up four Munro’s and a Graham already! Afraid I wasn’t inclined to go back up again to get a clear view but this link provides an idea of what it is like without the inversion:
The view is of Beinn Fhada taken from the top of Stob Coire Sgreamhach. This is a Munro (i.e. a mountain over 3,000ft) that we climbed from Glencoe. The weather at the bottom was overcast and as we climbed higher we found ourselves struggling to navigate at one point as the mist was so low. The next thing we knew we were above the clouds looking across the tops of all the other Munros, Corbett and Grahams for MILES!
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WOW .. you have taken me on top of the world ..
never in this lifetime would that have happened .. so thankyou .
this is a photograph worthy of prizes not just here in dpc ..
and there have been a few i think that about in this challenge .
many congrats on such an incredible image .. on so many levels . :)
Absolutely love this - literally on top of the world.
edit, currently my favourite of the challenge. Also, hoping that you will be able to leave a photo in your comments of what the view looks like without the inversion.
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