Roger (Grisly)'s photos
Above and below the cloud
The joy of early morning with compliant sun and cloud, Glencoe, Highland, Scotland.
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Sony SLT-A65V/Sigma18-300. 1/320, f22.0, 40mm, ISO 800.
Covesea Skerries
On the Moray Firth Coast close to Lossiemouth stands the Covesea Skerries Lighthouse.
Designed by Alan Stevenson and with a height of 36 m it was opened in 1846.
Sony SLT-A65V/Sigma 18-300. 1/320, f/22.0, 180mm, ISO400.
Good Morning
Ardnamurchan peninsula as a backdrop to the Ballachulish Bridge and Loch Leven.
Another early morning, yawn!
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Sony SLT-A65V/Sigma 18-300. 1/4000, f/6.3, 75mm, ISO 800.
Storm over Mull
Across the Firth of Lorne to Dunstaffnage and the Island of Mull.
The water is fast flowing it's at this point Loch Etive enters the sea,
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Sony SLT-A65V/Sigma18-300. 1/160, f/9.0, 100mm, ISO100.
Storm Force
On a grey day waves from the Firth of Lorn crash against the rocks at Ellenabeich, Isle of Seil.
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Islands and Mist.
Loch Ba is a shallow freshwater loch within Rannoch Moor, Highland Scotland.
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Sony SLT-A65V- Sigma 18-300. 1/1600, f/10.0, 100mm, ISO 800.
HFF, West Highland Way.
The Kings House, which is thought to be one of Scotland's oldest licensed inns, was originally built in the 17th century. It was sited at the head of Glen Coe for travellers crossing Rannoch Moor,
The track was an old military road but now also forms part of the151km West Highland Way walk route.
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Sony SLT-A65V/Sigma 18-300, 1/250, f/22.0, 24.0mm, ISO 800.
October Reflections
As the tide turns the early morning mist rises and reflects in the still waters of Loch Leven.
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Chaffinch
Uploaded for Octobers Contest without prizes.
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