Flickr Scotland

The Highlander of Bonar Bridge., originally uploaded by bothy photo.

In memory of Harry Kenkins.

Son of Lamech II, originally uploaded by Colin A Campbell (bruiach).

It's still raining...

Morning-glory, originally uploaded by baaker2009.

"Clyde at its best?"

Woosh......., originally uploaded by Nicolas Valentin.

"No kayak today..."

Dem bones dem bones dem dry bones, originally uploaded by byronv2.

"Clocked this awesome wooden skeleton in the window of the art shop on North Bridge on the way home, apologies for reflections from the glass."

Whisky, originally uploaded by Brendan MacNeill.

"Hero tumbler of Scotch on the Rocks"

Mini Ski Tour, originally uploaded by Jason Whiteley.

"This shot is from January 2008, four of us hired touring skis and skinned up Carn Aosda from the valley. Fantastic day, no crwods, which there were on the other side of the mountain. Glen Shee had seen the busiest day in years with people taking advantage of the great snow, which is quite rare in Scotland most of the time."

Portraiture., originally uploaded by Ray Michael Photography.

"Diverse Scotland - Edinburgh and Scotland live in multicultural harmony."

Views from the Isle of Arran (Still enjoying our holidays), originally uploaded by PeterandJaneBurns.

"Captured whilst waiting for the ferry back to the mainland.
Brodick bay, Arran, Scotland."

Something on the ground, originally uploaded by blackberryjazz.

At the Edinburgh Jazz Festival, July 2009.

Still Waters, originally uploaded by gregles.

"The sun has set ovet the Solway. Taken near Gretna.

A bit of noise has crept in unfortunately."

Rannoch Autumn Glow, originally uploaded by Peter1297.

"View all my images and more at scottishprints.biz"

Knapps Dawn, originally uploaded by Craig Usher.

"Taken at sunrise at the Knapps in Kilmacolm.

I was the first one here and then about 4 or 5 other photographers joined the scene. Very beautiful place during a sunrise. I'm lucky to have it only 10 minutes up the road...

3expHDR, as usual.."

The Old Man of Hoy, originally uploaded by Mountain and Shore.

"It was fairly unique conditions, I scrambled down there during a hailstorm on the off chance it would pass, and it did about 5 minutes before the sun went down. I think the wet rock and low sun combined to really bring out the red in the sandstone. I also forgot the quick release for my tripod so I had to balance the camera on a rock for the 4 second exposure. I took photos until another hailstorm hit then had to find my way back to Rackwick in the dark whilst being pelted by hail with no headtorch!"

Ian Rankin, crime author, originally uploaded by fishsuckeggs.

"a massive thanks to Ian for taking the time to stop for a portrait in his busy schedule.

SB28 1/4 power thru brolly to right, 580 EX II zoomed to 105 1/2 power far right fired wirelessly by skyports"

Garden of Remembrance, originally uploaded by C Ray Dancer.

Garden of Remembrance
Edinburgh

I told you I was freaky, originally uploaded by stewartbremner.

"Finally. I've been planning this photo for years now. I first shot it about ten years ago on film, using my trusty, tiny Pentax P3. I've still got that film somewhere but no real desire to go looking for it and, for that matter, no film scanner. I've always wanted to revisit it and do it better.

Ever since I started on the traffic shots, this was the shot that I most wanted to take. I tried it a few weeks ago, but the sun was still too high. It wasn't until the clocks went back that the timing worked out. I'm quite pleased.

Now I need to have a very quick think about whether to end on a high or keep plugging away. After all, it's a good reason to get out of the house."

Mamore Lodge Hotel, and me, originally uploaded by BoblyP.

"How to explain my love of this hotel? It's hard. It's quite simply the most exceptionally beautiful location of any hotel I know."

Sunbeams Over The Scott Platform, originally uploaded by Alex Young Photography.

In memory of Alex Young.