Like riding a bike

When it comes to photography once learned there is one thing you never forget it's like riding a bike.... how to get both wellies filled with sea water in one go.

Time has Taken

Belleisle

March on Threave

Threave Castle on the river Dee built by Archibald the Grim, Lord of Galloway

Call Me

Ballochhillie

A blend of a shot with a magenta filter and one with a blue filter.

Over the Yard

I'm so out of practice with editing plus a new monitor I have know idea how this will look on a calibrated monitor.

Memories

We all need a little shelter

Old Jacobite

More to my likin although I will refrain from sayin I was chuffed with this edit the Jacobite train that runs from Fort William to Mallaig 

Ardwell Wide Road

Still have to scan the pic I spoke about but this is a better composition probably why I posted it on flickr in 2009. The van far left gives an idea of the date.

I decided not to b lazy (still to lazy to fix with levels etc) nice wide roads in those days the locals still think they're wide the speed they drive at lolz.

Nae Taste

I dont get it do some people have nae taste! I'm trying to get into the swing of things again trying to remember how even to edit a photo. I'm back to using Rawterapee for the bulk of the edit and GIMP to tweak and posting the good with the bad. I always post the good with the bad as part of my learning curve (perhaps a blog for only the good stuff) and try to lighten up my work as I'm aware I tend to have things a tad on the dark side.This an example of posting the bad... I dont like it and was going to delete it from flickr hours after posting. Due to my learning curve theory I left it up and it makes flickrs front page of explore and in less than 12 hours is at over 3000 views OH the shame! Seriously!

edit 6hrs later nearly 6000 views the train above a colossal 5 views go figure =))

Predictable old Me