The view to march wood in a torrential downpour one August evening at St Mary’s Loch in the lovely scottish borders. The orange mark known simply as ‘L’ and used for the sailing clubs weekly dinghy races has never looked cleaner…
The southern upland way a longdistance walk from coast to coast across scotland follows the shoreline to Tibbies Shiels Inn at the end of the 2 mile long loch…
hi dave.. thanks .. yes it had an atmosphere all of its own last night .. felt like really extreme weather and so glad we werent caught out on the water.. had been planning a sunset sail too.. LOL
Thanks for the compliment but havent tweaked the colour.. pure luck!
Ah Tibbie she was a character indeed. Sir Walter Scott & Rabbie Burns were regular visitors if I’m not mistaken. I could be mistaken but I’m reasonably sure I’m correct. If you go into the Tibbie Shiels Inn you can see a photograph of the Grey Mares Tail when it froze up in the 1980’s. Oh by the way Dinghy, cracking shot!! Looks like a selective colouring shot but I know its not. Its another ‘Untouched’ I can tell!! XX
thanks robin you’re the Oracle !! on all things! including no sc.. rather an impromptu one provided by mother nature… cheers :))
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very cool shot
Great capture of the mist and rain, Maggie. And that bit of red really makes the picture. Love it! Agnes xx
Love this shot and it looks soooooooo cool with that red balloon or is it a red bubble? lol…..really great capture!!
Lol thanks elizabeth…laughing here.. hadnt thought til you just said that…teehee… :))) Was so amazed to see the colour popping like this…
:))
– dinghysailor1
Good eye, Maggie! I love this shot. Many possible stories one could dream up about this almost other-worldly view. Beautifully composed, too.
Love the composition Maggie, that red just pops out of the page …
very atmospheric and great SC
hi dave.. thanks .. yes it had an atmosphere all of its own last night .. felt like really extreme weather and so glad we werent caught out on the water.. had been planning a sunset sail too.. LOL
Thanks for the compliment but havent tweaked the colour.. pure luck!
– dinghysailor1
Ah Tibbie she was a character indeed. Sir Walter Scott & Rabbie Burns were regular visitors if I’m not mistaken. I could be mistaken but I’m reasonably sure I’m correct. If you go into the Tibbie Shiels Inn you can see a photograph of the Grey Mares Tail when it froze up in the 1980’s.
Oh by the way Dinghy, cracking shot!! Looks like a selective colouring shot but I know its not. Its another ‘Untouched’ I can tell!! XX
thanks robin you’re the Oracle !! on all things! including no sc.. rather an impromptu one provided by mother nature…
cheers
:))
– dinghysailor1
Great shot, Maggie! Love the composition!
Great work Maggie!!!
:0) xx