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Glencoe and Rannoch Moor in the snow (Part 1)
The planning starts the night before a trip, it involves checking the weather forecast on a few websites as the BBC’s weather is sometimes not the most reliable! Then the sunrise and sunset times are noted along with using Memory Map to scope out suitable locations for sunrise/ sunset shots. The weather forecast looked promising, [...]
Glencoe and Rannoch Moor in the snow (Part 2)
Continued from Part 1….. From here it was on towards the River Coupall, which to my delight was completely frozen over. I parked the car in the nearest lay-by and made my way across the moorland towards the frozen river. The ice was a good couple of inches thick, so I decided to risk it [...]
Isle of Arran Panoramas
Two images taken on a crisp Christmas Day. The recent snowfalls had covered Arran in a good layer of snow. With the wife busy making the xmas dinner and my son disappeared upstairs to his xbox, I decided to get out for an hour to try and get some pictures. This is Ardrossan North Shore [...]
Aberfoyle
Another 4.30am rise yesterday. As the weather forecast was promising fog and mist early in the morning, I thought I would take a trip up to Aberfoyle for the sunrise. I managed to capture this shot as the sun tried to break through the mist. The next shot was taken looking over Loch Achray towards [...]
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Also tagged aberfoyle, callander, david marshall lodge, landscape, loch achray, mist, nikon d300, stirlingshire, sunrise, tokina 11-16, trossachs
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Elgol Sunset
Day 7 Continued…. We headed back to the cottage in late afternoon. By this time the cloud had started to move in and we debated whether it was worth the trip down to Elgol for the sunset. We decided that as it was our last night we would go anyway and make the most of [...]
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Also tagged beach, cuillin, elgol, nikon d300, scotland photography, skye, sunset, tokina 11-16
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