Personal photography
Slains Castle, in Northern Scotland. It is associated with the author Bram Stoker, who was a regular visitor to nearby Cruden Bay between 1892 and 1910. The castle is mentioned in his locally set novels, The Watter’s Mou’ and The Mystery of the Sea:
You can hear the silent contemplation in these corridors.
I have tons of books, some I inherited from my great-grandparents, but very few photos of them.
Canon 350D + Canon 17-55IS
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This is one of my favourite rocks in the sea photos. It was very transient as the tide was coming. A few minutes later they disappeared.
Canon 350D + Canon 17-55IS
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That river was flowing fast enough not to freeze.
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Canon 5D + Canon 24-105ISL
A rock breaks the ice.
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Canon 5D + Canon 24-105ISL
I don’t remember exactly where that is. I think South of Glencoe’s Three Sisters.
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A wee boat floats in the middle of the loch. Presumably you need another wee boat to get to it. Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?
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It’s nearly a handbrake turn that the ferry is doing. Hence the listing to the left. I think the current was quite strong.
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This phone box is in the middle of nowhere.
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Canon 5D + Canon 24-105ISL