"These are floating heads, each with it's own facial expression, hanging in the newly refurbished Kelvingrove Museum."
one of the lochs near edinburgh
Diana clone Tri-X 400
"I haven't played with this version at all, that's the light exactly as it came off the buildings, into my lens and ultimately out of my camera.
Yes mate."
"A view looking south towards my home village of Howwood, which you can see way in the distance. This shot taken close to the Clochoderick Stone :-)"
"Inspired by ajnabee's gorgeous Puffin shots I decided that it was high time I revisted the Isle of May, an island in the Forth not far from here. I haven't been there since I was a child. I had a fabulous time and I would highly recommend it."
"The weather was really poor. A little post processing has helped get round this!"
Shetland in Midsummer. Nowhere better in the world.
"somebody had left this poppy on the summit of ben lomond amongst the midges and other flying objects (which incidently, i didn't complain about once.......)"
equsb,Viche,Grandpa John T and stonefaction shoot the wreck...very artistic ;-)
"The wreck of the Co-Worker on the beach at Ettrick Bay, Bute, under a July dusk sky."
"On a nice day, even a Greenock housing estate can look nice."
"The 'HDR' aspect of this is just for the pier, which would otherwise be black and is blended in from a HDR merge of 3 RAW frames. The rest of the picture did not do so well with the HDR conversion. The majority of the picture is taken from the nominal exposure converted with Canon DPP.
Lee 0.9 Hard ND Grad used to manage sky/foreground brightness."
And of course the quirky....
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