Flickr Scotland

Conemen, originally uploaded by laurence.winram.

"The final version of this shot"

Blackhouse in the Blue, Lewis, originally uploaded by moragcasey.

"Garenin blackhouse at midnight -- HDR of several long exposures. (Lewis, Scotland)"

Mountain Hare, originally uploaded by Chris Sharratt.

"This is one of the first Mountain Hare photos I ever took.

It has just found it's way onto the front of a greetings card.

More details are on my website which I have just been updating today for the first time in ages due to rain keeping me indoors most of the day!

Have a great weekend everyone :-)"

East Lothian Harvest, originally uploaded by blue fin art.

"Been wanting to find a big hay field for a while. Had good weather today with what I call "Simpson" big fluffy clouds.

Not sure about this as I have a new PC that has a vivid LCD monitor and not been much good with B&W.

Image tonemapped and converted to B&W and finally Orton added."

Happy World Photography Day!, originally uploaded by Chee Seong (Inactive).

"Not totally happy with the composition of this one. Will try a different framing next time."

Aberdeen Docks, originally uploaded by ccgd.

"A view I always find surreal. Dashing for the 16:01 train to Edinburgh."

Ring of Brodgar, originally uploaded by Steve Seymour.

"5000 year old neolithic stone circle on the main island of Orkney."

Mono Loch Ard boat, originally uploaded by ouldm01.

"I had been looking for a mono for a square frame that i have... this has to be a contender... loved the textures in the boat..."

Morning On The Breakers, originally uploaded by Iain Brooks.

Aberdeen Beach, Scotland

, originally uploaded by micr0tubulus.

Cullen Beach

Rainy Day, originally uploaded by TGKW.

Glasgow, 2009.

bow fiddle rock, originally uploaded by plot19.

moray coast scotland

Bye Bye Hasselblad, originally uploaded by StephenMcleod - Will work for money.

"So this weekend my beloved Hassie 500C/M got nicked whilst I was up working at the Belladrum festival near Beauly in Inverness. The worst part is that the people who took it will have zero idea of what it is or how to use it or anything else. It sucks. My Lomo LC-A also got nicked, and it wasn't one of the LSI ones, which is an added blow.

Incidentally, they left my iPod. They must not have approved of either its ancient design (buttons on top), or of the music onboard!

Either way, now starts the long long process of trying to scrimp and save to replace it. I never usually take it to festivals, so it wasn't insured. Ugh. Lesson learned?

Incidentally, if anyone thinks that my Hassie photos are any good and wants to speed up the replacement process, then donations to the: "GetStephenBackHisHasselblad" fund can me made through PayPal"

Lost Trolley 399, originally uploaded by Duncan_Smith.

"Musselburgh beach trolley graveyard, post sunset. As you'll see from the map location, definately a low tide & wellies expedition!

I'd love to get a trolley into Explore...so not posted to the usual 20+ trolley groups.

Favs therefore especially appreciated for this one!"

Kite, originally uploaded by Bryan Burke.

A kite flies over the beach in Aberdeen.

Clachnaharry - Last lock gate on the Caledonian Canal on the Inverness side, originally uploaded by Craig Robertson.

"Clachnaharry - Last lock gate on the Caledonian Canal on the Inverness side"

Moonrise over Raasay, originally uploaded by seoras macaonghais.

"A crescent moon rises over Dun Caan on the island of Raasay.

After uploading the photo, I noticed a very similar one taken in spain with a black and white border.

So I edited this one to have a similar border, I think it works."

Tolsta Sea Stack, originally uploaded by Billy Currie.

Taken just after dawn on the Isle of Lewis

Skye- Dun Beag Broc, originally uploaded by Krasnyi Fotoapparat.

Canon Eos 40D + Sigma 10-20mm + 2 stop hard grad filter

Dun Beag, Skye, Scotland

The second last teacher of Auchnarrow School House., originally uploaded by Miss.Informed.

"My granny taught in the Braes of Castle Grant just outside of Grantown on Spey. This is the back of the house, which is the school house. She taught anywhere from 9 to 19 children at a variety of levels before they went on, if at all, to the grammar."

Puffer winchman, originally uploaded by chequered plate.

"Venting off steam (well technically it is condensate; steam is an invisible gas...) at puffer VIC32's winch. Alongside at Crinan Pier and preparing to be boarded by another load of punters for trips round the bay during the Crinan Classic event. "