Glen Clunie: Landscape Details
Three photos from a pleasant afternoon’s stroll along the Baddoch Burn in Glen Clunie, just up the road from Glenshee. […]
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Noctilucent Clouds, Perth, 20150623
A classic location for long-exposure night-time photography: standing on the bridge over the M90 at Rhynd, with the road snaking
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Favoured landscape: details
Photos from around the Highland Boundary Fault: the first psammite / semi-pelite rocks beside the path, a valley through which
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A Favourite Waterfall
A couple of views of a small part of a favoured waterfall on my walk up Birnam Hill.
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Glen Affric: Rockery
There’s an impressive outcrop of rocks (psammite and semi-pelite, looking rather like limestone) near the waterfalls in the River Affric.
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Glen Affric: Mixed Thoughts
Sadly, it’s not all good news at the glen – a few years ago, the Forestry Commission installed two paths,
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Glen Affric: Trees (4)
Lots of Scots Pine trees around Glen Affric. Favourite Trees can be seen from near the carpark above the River
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Glen Affric: abstracts from reality
There’s an art to this kind of abstract – seeing, reducing the scene to an interplay of lines and shapes
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Glen Affric: Trees (2)
Further studies in the shapes of characterful trees, Glen Affric: this time, in black and white.
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Glen Affric: Trees (1)
It’s no secret that Glen Affric is my favourite place on the planet. We’ll come to why, later. Meanwhile, the