Flickr Scotland

The Chair In Portencross Reprise, originally uploaded by Fidget101.

"A wise man once said.

Add reprise at the end of a photo. It sounds posh.

I'll never look back."

1000 Points of Light, originally uploaded by vorlich.

"I would love to perfect this. Get all the angles just so and no lens distortion. I was lying contorted underneath my tripod, having to strain to see through the viewfinder. Live view would have been a real bonus here.

This may be the first of many unsuccessful attempts."

Big Sky(e) over the Cuillin Hills, originally uploaded by David Kendal.

"Bit bored tonight, just messing about with an old image - I'm looking for a simple image for the cover of a photo book that I'll be preparing (hopefully in time for christmas) as a gift for friends and family."

Path to tent, originally uploaded by rg250871.

"On Barra we camped behind the dunes by the beach.

That sand is perfect - it's something like 90% shell, so it's very white indeed."

Blues and...Blues, originally uploaded by sahara13.

Taken at Fraserburgh Bay.

Turnberry Golden, originally uploaded by zteamie.

"Another shot with a bit too much flare but I thought I'd post it anyway."

Portencross II, originally uploaded by Peter Ribbeck.

"There was a unusual band of red in the sky that attracted me to this angle."

Loch Bad a' Ghaill, Wester Ross. 29/05/09, originally uploaded by Douglas Griffin.

"Another shot from Loch Bad a' Ghaill. It's such a beautiful place. But if you ever go there on a still evening, between May and October, you'd better be prepared for midges..."

Loch Ard, originally uploaded by Billy Currie.

"A wee misty morning on Ard"

Misty Deveron Bridge, Banff, originally uploaded by The Neepster.

"We had a lovely spot of warm weather last weekend and as it was a local holiday on the Monday we decided to visit the beach. As we got closer to the coast we could see the threat of the sea haar (coastal mist) very much in evidence. However, we decided not to let this put us off and continued on and had a great time. While the others were playing rugby on the beach I wandered off with my camera.

"Smeaton's seven-arch masonry bridge across the River Deveron at Banff is similar in both design and structure to his earlier bridge at Perth. The arches at Banff are smaller, however, each spanning 50ft.
As is characteristic of Smeaton's major bridges, the weight of Banff Bridge is in the foundations, while the spandrels incorporate voids between parallel walls. This technique allowed the engineer to minimise the thickness of the arch and thus save money on materials.
The spandrel walls were rebuilt in 1881 and so, although Smeaton's signature ornamental circles were preserved, they are no longer picked out in the original black rubble masonry." "

Rowing, originally uploaded by FizzixIsFun.

"Rowers on the River Clyde, Glasgow"

Rapeseed, originally uploaded by Ethnicolor Photography.

"After a great day with my dad on the Fife coast, it was time to head home to Glasgow. We saw this crop of Rapeseed just before Auchtermuchty, and made a stop to get some shots."

Plean Miners Sculpture, originally uploaded by Ken J. Fitzpatrick.

Monument to the miners of Plean.
A commemorative sculpture near the walled garden as a tribute to local miners who worked the pit seams and in memory of those who tragically lost their lives

smoo caves, originally uploaded by pirate red.

"a visit to the smoo caves from the flickr meet to durness."