View from Beinn Sgritheall
"Winter 1996/97. Ice cold. Shiny. Great. You see the northern ridge and Glen Shiel, i guess."
"Winter 1996/97. Ice cold. Shiny. Great. You see the northern ridge and Glen Shiel, i guess."
Kibble Palace glass house in Glasgow's botanic gardens.
Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland
Diana clone Tri-X 400
"The cloud rolled in just as we started down towards Loch Muick. Lucky timing."
"2 hours from the end of his final shift, I took this portrait of our local police constable for publication in our local community newspapers."
"Zsigmond's farewell; taking in the view over loch lomond before returning to budapest"
"My good friend Archie Bain is one of life’s great characters. He will often recite you Wordsworth, Shakespeare, Burns or sing you an auld Scot’s song and will definitely tell you a joke or a funny story. He is in his mid seventies and I have heard many a younger person say “I wish I had his brain”."
Dollar, Clackmannanshire, Scotland.
A long exposure shot, taken at St Andrews.
"This shelter is located at Ardbeg Point, on the Isle of Bute, near Rothesay. I was down there recently (as noted on other photos) for my parents' Golden Wedding celebrations. There used be a number of these shelters around the island, but there seemed many fewer this time. However, I don't recall one being this nicely decorated on previous visits."
"Found just off the old Largs road"
Zoom from the main road.
Taken from the harbour at Pittenweem, Fife.
taken on the way up towards banochry on the B974
"Whoa !!!!!! Too bright Glasgow!!!
"A calm morning. Unfortunately I had to wait for more than an hour after sunrise for the sun to break through a bank of cloud!"
A picture taken on the banks of the river Clyde, then manipulated in Photoshop.
Loch Cluanie
"The ferry seen in this photo was launched yesterday in great fanfare.
It's a rare sight and quite sad as well because large ships were built and launched almost weekly in the Clyde shipyards, all within living memory. But the shipyards have long gone, replaced by Tesco supermarket, expensive houses and vast unemployment with it's problems of depression, drugs, alcohol, crime, health and vision. A sad end to a great industry."
"sunsetting through this fence on a walk with the dog"
"The Norbord factory is a wood processing plant near Inverness, making products like chip board. There is always steam rising from the chimney and at night the plant looks like a giant robot.
I stood in a very dark field to get this shot, trying to time the exposure between the passing of cars and trucks on the road in front. I took many shots, but as is often the case, the first couple were the best and I'm a bit surprised a few stars can be seen."
In the Pentlands, Scottish Borders, Scotland.
"Had to stop on the way to work this morning to take some photos."
You have to click through to Flickr and see the animation on this one - you just have to.
Calum
"Long exposure shot of a Ninewells bound bus, at the Marketgait/High St junction in Dundee city centre."
"Hayley Ross, one of the Turriff team.
Played one of the best set moves I've seen in a long time, up the entire left hand side of the pitch and switched the ball over to the right to allow Debbie to sink it into the back of the Stonehaven net, a move that any Premiership side would have been proud of"
"Little steam boat I found on the forth and clyde canal near Glasgow (scotland)"
And of course the quirky....
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