Showing posts with label ballachulish photographs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ballachulish photographs. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 January 2013

These are photographs by our cottage guests


These two lovely photographs are by our recent guest, Ruud van Puttem. He tells me he is "just an enthusiastic amateur" Could have fooled me. They are gorgeous. Every time we see Stalker Castle captured by a true photographer it looks totally different. Thank you Ruud for permission.

We have used photographs throughout our re-designed website. Bit difficult finding one for "Avoid speeding fines in Scotland" but we did it with a bit of a fiddle.

We also added these new pages.

WEATHER WEST COAST Weather Misconceptions Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
January February Weather Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
March April Weather Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
May June Weather Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
Jul August Weather Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
September October Weather Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
November December Weather Glencoe Oban Fort William and West Coast
Wind in the mountains and West Coast
What to do about Rain in Scotland
PHOTOGRAPHERS GLENCOE Glencoe is the photographers paradise
Photographic locations Glencoe
Winter Photography Glencoe

John

Monday, 11 October 2010

Bob, tremendous photographs, thank you




These lovely shots come from Bob Falconer who is the secretary of the Bon Accord Camera club. They are classically beautiful. The lovely thing for Gillian and I about the Moor of Rannoch, is that it changes every time we cross, and it changes hour by hour. The light is amazing. Thank you very much Bob. The link to your camera club is on the post headline, clicking on it will get there. For those of you puzzling about the Bon Accord name, it is the ancient motto of Aberdeen. Legend has it that when Robert the Bruce besieged the castle and took it from the English, back in the 14th century, they used the motto to describe the operation. So it stuck. I tell you what, it feels cold on Rannoch when these shots were taken. What time did you start out Bob?
John
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