Just keep 'em coming please. I wish you were here for a moment. My favourite - and I can't remember the name - low sun at ? a curved pebbly beach. I stare at it and wonder about the scale and the little bits of light on the right and why the sky seems to appear in the midddle of the hill on the right. Maybe one day you could take it in daylight and all will be revealed. Some time when time is hanging heavy:)
Mapstew - if you cross to Scotland at Stranraer, you're only 60 miles from here :)
Fay - :)
Alan - :)
Sandy - this is why the only sunrise photos I have are from the middle of winter
Carole - :)
Jasmine - thank you :)
Pat - The place is called Rascarrel. I just went back through my photo folders to see if I had a clearer daytime photo of that angle. I was sure I did, but I can't find one. I'll try and remember for next time we're there :)
Eryl - it's not windows - in fact it's reflections off a small loch (or large pond) :)
Both the photograph and the area are beautiful. :¬)
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteWell, that's honest. But lucky us to see what you see.
ReplyDeleteAlan
Sunsets are indeed pretty and don't normally require alarm setting.
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photograph.
ReplyDeleteJust keep 'em coming please.
ReplyDeleteI wish you were here for a moment.
My favourite - and I can't remember the name - low sun at ? a curved pebbly beach. I stare at it and wonder about the scale and the little bits of light on the right and why the sky seems to appear in the midddle of the hill on the right.
Maybe one day you could take it in daylight and all will be revealed.
Some time when time is hanging heavy:)
I like the little illuminated windows, like eyes.
ReplyDeleteMapstew - if you cross to Scotland at Stranraer, you're only 60 miles from here :)
ReplyDeleteFay - :)
Alan - :)
Sandy - this is why the only sunrise photos I have are from the middle of winter
Carole - :)
Jasmine - thank you :)
Pat - The place is called Rascarrel. I just went back through my photo folders to see if I had a clearer daytime photo of that angle. I was sure I did, but I can't find one. I'll try and remember for next time we're there :)
Eryl - it's not windows - in fact it's reflections off a small loch (or large pond) :)
You sure said a mouthful with that shot, Kim!
ReplyDeleteI love sunset photos...and I swore in this one "The hills have eyes" until you explained it was a loch.
ReplyDeleteThe eyes thing would make it a great Halloween shot though. :)
Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteNessie~~The Loch Ness Monster?
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThat's the route I used to take! I am well overdue a visit, it must be nearing 30 years since I've been back. :¬)
ReplyDeleteNow that's a beautiful photo. It's as perfect as a painting!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, the reflections of the sun in those wee patches of water, they're grand they are!
ReplyDeleteSerenely beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteRocket Man - thank you :)
ReplyDeleteHope - maybe I should put a witch flying across the sky in silhouette...
Lisa - thank you :)
Litzi - I'm afraid Loch Ness is about 250 miles North of here, and not every loch in Scotland contains a monster...
Allen - thank you :)
Mapstew - let me know when to put the kettle on :)
Roschelle - thank you :)
Croila - they were a lovely, unexpected bonus :)
Falak - thank you :)
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ReplyDeleteCaught me smiling!
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