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Torched by the Wolf of Badenoch, Elgin Cathedral ruins provide

atmosphere and great material for your camera. The 4th Duke was

married to the great beauty, Jane Maxwell, whose recruitment tactics

of holding the King's shilling between her teeth to encourage men to

join the Gordon Highlanders, proved wildly successful!

An interesting and unusual angle on a window, which catches the eye.

 

Tasteful is not the word to describe the interior decor of the Burj al Arab, self-appointed(?) seven star flagship of the Dubai tourist trade.

Elderly Dhow Captain (both dhow and Captain) on the Creek at Dubai, realizing gradually that he was part of my image.

The Dhow Captain at rest, watching the world go by on the Creek at Dubai, as his dhow was loaded up with cargo, having a quick power nap...

The old Carrbridge after dusk on St Andrew's Day - 30 seconds'

exposure, F22.

Silhouette of Bea, the Harris Hawk, preparing for takeoff to lunch.

On Remembrance Sunday this year, a composition to try and evoke the

period and news contained in the original letter, subject of the image.

Very large Eagle owl contemplating whether I am edible - taken with Leica R4 and Angenieux 35-70mm lens.

The colours below me caught my eye flying north of Dundee. Taken from

about 1,500 ft agl.

Shot taken from a side chapel in the gloom of Pluscarden Abbey

(founded 1230)with sunlight streaming through a window into the main nave.

Magnificent shot, well captured.

Very good illustration of the benefits of early morning photography on colour

Your subject looks very much like an 1890s Walter Wood hay-rake made in Hosick Falls New York - in what part of the world was the photograph taken?

 

Good composition with bold colours in both boat and roof

There are a zillion different sunsets, and you have captured this one most effectively.

Great shot, with very crisp detail.

Great shot - Congratulations on capturing the relaxed watchfulness so ably.

Lively humorous portrait - nice one!

To be in the right place at the right time and to have the presence of mind to realize in that split second that you have a great composition - a moment later and it may have been lost - that is part of the skill, is it not?

Great shot - Congratulations!

Crisp definition, and sufficiently out of the ordinary not to be the usual "Monarch of The Glen" composition - good one - I like it.

Technically flawless, but not something to bump into on a dark night!

Absolutely superb 7/7

Superb composition, and anyone who loves the sea will be feeling the deck moving under his feet, looking at this scene...