Featured Work
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Scotland : Castle Stalker by AngelaBarnett
....or , if your a Monty Python fan , castle ARRRHHGG G g g g :-) Castle Stalker off the West Coast of Scotland , between Oban and Glencoe. stood in freezing water up to my knees to get this shot…..uckily I had a bit of company from my fellow Togs shouting out Monty Python quotes at eachother :) After dark it was back off to Glencoe and a nice hot dinner in the Clachaig Inn and a warm by the log fire. Sorted :) canon 400D sigma 10-20mm iso 100 raw
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Twa Stags by Martina Cross
Two magnificent stags in the middle of nowhere in Sutherland, Scotland Featured in Animal Kingdom / Featured in JPEG Cast Offs / Featured in Scotland for Sale / Featured in Rural Around The Globe
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Sunset North Shore Ayrshire by Jennifer Barclay
Nikon D90 / 18-105mm Lens Sunset over looking the North Shore Ayrshire West Coast Scotland
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Mooring at The Ross of Mull by scottnaismith
Featured in Postcard style group Sept 09 An old boat on the shore South of the Scottish Western Isle of Mull not far from the ferry to Iona. / Completed 2006. Oil on Canvas / Original size 60×90cm ScottNaismith.co.uk /
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The View From Coire Mhic Fhearchair by JamieGreen
This is one from my walk in the Torridons in Wester Ross the week before before I went to the Cairngorms. This is one of the finest corries in Scotland and looks out over several of the Torridon mountains.It is a fantastic walk along a pass between the mountains of Liathach and Beinn Eighe. On the way up you pass a waterfall that issues from the Loch in this corrie.This stream , which you can cross by the rocks,is the head of the falls, although you wouldn’t realise it without looking over the edge. / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR 18-70 lensHDR 3 shots autobracketed and processed in Photomatix / Featured in At The Edge July 2009 / and Scotland For Sale September 2009 /
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Lucky heather by Agnes McGuinness
Heather closeup. Canon EOS 450D, 50mm f1.8 lens, +4 closeup filter
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Seeing Double by Sue Buckingham
Taken in Scotland Spring 2007
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Ailsa Craig Sunset by Alan Cosh
Ailsa Craig is an island in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland. The island consists entirely of a volcanic plug of an extinct volcano that might have been active about 500 million years ago.
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the children o the mist by joak
The name given to the macgregors…stripped o thier land,belongins and even thier name…..but thier race was royal and thier spirit wis not crushed… time for another wee poem We’re the children of the mist with no land to call home, / descended from kings but destined to roam. / We were honoured in battle then hunted like game, / but the proof of our mettle is we’re still proud of our name. They outlawed our clan and the mode of our dress, / but we never measured allegiance by chance of success. / Some things we’re not proud of were circumstance led, / but what prince not a rogue to see his children are fed? Our friendship was valued by high born and low, / our steadfast belief earned respect from our foe. / No great castles had we and our numbers were few / but our clansmen before us kept our legacy true. / canny mind who wrote it
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PICTISH SPIRIT by Stuart Fellowes
Painting in acrylics by C.B. O’Reilly and was inspired by and features my Pictish standing stone model. The mountains of North East Scotland, the majestic stag, soaring eagle and an ancient Pictish standing stone. Elements important to the Picts and that have been passed down the centuries and remain powerful symbols of modern Scotland. The spirit and the strength of the Picts live on within the landscape. For information on my models, please see my website at Longline Studio
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dual by joak
two of my mates practicing beating each other up well training actually
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Jura Sky by scottnaismith
The two peaks on the Isle of Jura as seen from the neighbouring Isle of Islay, Scottish Western Isles. Original size 50×50cm / Oil on Canvas
Recent Work
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The Firth of Forth by Andrew Ness
A photo of the Firth of Forth including the Forth Bridge. Nikon D60.
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Bow Fiddle Rock by Martin Slowey
The Bow Fiddle Rock is a famous formation on the Moray Firth coastline on the North East of Scotland. Apparently the rock gets its name from the fiddle shape, which is the result of relentless bombardment of the elements from the North Sea.
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475 Metres High by Gary Buchan
Ronas Hill,Ronas Voe,Shetland.I Took This Image In The Summer Of 2008.
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Inverkip Power Station 01 by David Gillies
Inverkip, Scotland.
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Arran View 02 by David Gillies
From Inverkip beach, Inverclyde, Scotland, looking across to Arran.
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Sunset over Ailsa Craig - Scotland UK by simpsonvisuals
The sun setting over Ailsa Craig, an uninhabited island in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland, UK, Europe, viewed from Girvan. The plug of an old vocano, they once quarried granite there to make curling stones. It’s now a bird sanctuary.
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Seaside Village Scene - Anstruther Scotland by simpsonvisuals
This image is a mixture of a digital watercolour painting and photography. It features the beautiful seaside village of Anstruther in the East Neuk of Fife in Scotland, UK, Europe. A typical seaside town on the east coast, it reminds me why I hate modern architecture so much. Unlike today’s featureless carbuncles of stainless steel and breeze block construction, the buildings here provide a rich tapestry of textures and features to delight the eye. I’ve taken artistic licence by colouring the houses along the harbour according to my fancy, but the diversity of construction and detail are clear. Gulls are common, so I’ve added two plus there are a couple of blackbirds singing from the chimneypots. There are also two beautiful pied wagtails – one on the foreshore and its mate hopping along the harbour wall.
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Cloch Lighthouse 05 by David Gillies
Cloch Lighthouse on the River Clyde, Gourock, Inverclyde, Scotland.
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Faces in the Crowd - Buchanan St Glasgow by simpsonvisuals
This photograph is a composite of several photographs taken at different times of day of a crowded Buchanan Street in the heart of the city of Glasgow, Scotland, UK, Europe. Towering over the shoppers is the statue of the late Donald Dewar, First Minister of Scotland. Some of the faces take on an almost devilish appearance.
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Loch Ard - Boathouse Bay by Derek Fogg
Loch Ard lies to the north of Loch Ard Forest, west of Aberfoyle in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. / The loch is in three parts which are joined by beautiful waterways and this image was taken in October this year in the second part travelling away from Milton. / This section of the loch (sometimes called Little Loch Ard) is joined by a small channel inaccessible from the road side and is a slightly larger bay than the first, with a collection of boathouses and a boat jetty commanding views down the Loch west towards Ben Lomond. Top Ten in Lakes and Inland Waterways – Autumn Challenge
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Kilchurn Castle 03 by David Gillies
Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
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Frosted Trees 02 by David Gillies
Taken on Rannoch Moor near Glen Coe, looking across to the Black Mount hills.
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