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Thanks guys, I took it on my Sony rx100 iii handheld with a polariser. I think the turbines themselves, which seem to bend like something out of a child's TV show, are the first things to disappoint me about the camera. Other than that it is quite awesome and goes with me absolutely everywhere :-)

popped out after tea and got lucky with the light. I am new to Lightroom so yet to figure out how to straighten those verticals!!!!!

Thanks guys, appreciate your comments :-)

I know these are quite popular and common scenes but I've been waiting for an opportunity to shoot in this area since I moved back to England 13 years ago. So on a family holiday in the area, sneaked out at 4:30 am on a morning with the best forecast. Taken with my new Sony RX100 iii, tripod...

right, not been on here for quite a while as about 6 months ago I sold my GF1 as I THOUGHT I would be happy with my iPhone camera. Not surprisingly 6 months of disappointment in the low light and awful zoom-land and I'm back, and a rather excited new owner of a mark iii :-) First impressions...

great shot, was this HDR processed in camera?

...... on so many levels! I'm actually regretting starting this thread now ;-) (Good advice coming through though)

Ran some searches, did n't really get a clear idea of current thinking and was n't sure where to put this question. So I have a GF1 which I use for family and local landscape stuff with the P14, P20 and O45. I think I'd like to move up to the G6 but then would loose that pocketablilty factor...