Flickr Scotland

Secrets of a Scottish Cove, originally uploaded by Light&Dark.

"www.davidpikeimages.com 3min exposure. 40mm - Hasselblad. Film:Kodak 400TX. Negative developed in Pyrocat HD."

The West Highlands, originally uploaded by ccgd.

"On a February evening flight from Inverness to Glasgow - 16,000 feet over Rannoch Moor Looking west to Lochaber, Mull and Ardnamurchan.

Where else can you see?"

thirsty , originally uploaded by gorbot..

"west highland way"

I'm Dead, originally uploaded by stuballscramble.

"Poor little puppy"

, originally uploaded by StephenMcleod.

"August 2010, Glasgow
Hasselblad 500CM - Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160S"

Jim McFadzean, originally uploaded by Sea Pigeon.

"As well as Waverley's final weekend of sailings for 2010, it was also the final weekend on board for the popular purser of the ship, Jim McFadzean who is retiring after 23 years. Here is Jim outside his office "just behind the funnels".

The sky is Strange, originally uploaded by Donald Beaton.

"A very interesting sky at Loch Ashie on a seriously windy day."

Inverpolly Forest - the wider view, originally uploaded by geospace.

"Stitch in Photoshop CS5
Taken from Stac Pollaidh
Best seen in HD at the cinema there's so many pixels in the combined image
If you look closely you can see my reflection from cloud 9"

Like a Dream [Explored], originally uploaded by Maciej clubfoto.lu.

"Sun, rain, rainbow, sea, mountains, lakes, forests ... a dream day on the Isle of Skye. NO PHOTOSHOP

Camera: Sony DSLR-A900
Lens: 16-35 mm f/28
Exposure: 1/6 sec at f/20
Aperture: f/20
Focal Length: 16 mm
ISO Speed : 100
Filters: Marumi CPL + Hitech Soft GND 0.6"

Aurora Returns 2, originally uploaded by Stewart 50.

"Slightly wider angled shot showing Dunnet Head lighthouse bottom right and Scrabster lighthouse bottom left."

Tattoo Of Her Name, originally uploaded by Rod Monkey.

"Sisterly love."

ForthPlanet, originally uploaded by Rick's Images2010.

"This is a second attempt at a 'Planet' Panoramic shot of the Forth Bridges in Edinburgh. (with a little photoshop play added in too).
One of my recent finds on flickr is 'California CPA' check out his work i can't falt a single image!!

I was impressed with an (obviously photoshopped) capture called "Fly to San Diego" he called it a 'planet' and low and behold there is a step by step link explaining how its done!

We photoshop lovers should all give this a go go.

http://content.photojojo.com/tutorials/create-your-own-panorama-planets/

Special thanks to John Wood, Photography's a happier place with you in it!!!!!

Enjoy."

Seat with a view... (wellies required), originally uploaded by ouldm01.

"Another discovery on this wonderful little loch... I have been shooting Loch Ard for four years now, and just found this little gem..."