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sawman
02-12-2007, 17:56
Had a wander up to a spot where I saw Crossbills last week but nothing today. Took a few shots on the walk.
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/Muir_Pearsie.jpg

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/The_Haugh.jpg

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/Hill_Track.jpg

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/Airlie_Monument.jpg

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/Buckhood.jpg
mmcp42
02-12-2007, 18:10
wow what a great set of pics
#1 for me - I like the wispy mist half way up the hills
lammie
02-12-2007, 18:30
Great set of shots of a beautiful place:thumbs:. No1 for me as well.
Cuddy
02-12-2007, 19:57
Gorgeous scenery, and superb light. Great set.
oldgit
02-12-2007, 20:12
Corr! :thumbs:
Totaly splendid
sawman
03-12-2007, 18:20
Thanks for the comments folks. Glad you enjoyed the shots of my homelands
KenCo
03-12-2007, 19:49
First for me.....really like the mist on the hill.
BRASH
03-12-2007, 20:15
Aye, Angus is nearly as bonnie as Grampian:)
sawman
03-12-2007, 20:29
Aye, Angus is nearly as bonnie as Grampian:)

That would be a matter of opinion!:lol:
BRASH
03-12-2007, 20:34
Where did you see the Crossbills?

I've never seen one despite many attempts to find them:bang:.

I've been a member of the RSPB for years and sometimes come down to Loch Kinnordy. Any where near there?
sawman
03-12-2007, 20:41
Thocht you wid hae plenty o they Crossbills in Grampian.:lol:
Thinking about it now There were about 15-20 of them & they may just have been passing through as I have never seen them in the Glen before. I have heard of them up in Glen Doll area though. RSPB! I have the dubious honour of having been sacked by the SWT:lol:
Cobra
03-12-2007, 20:48
RSPB! I have the dubious honour of having been sacked by the SWT:lol:

No shame in that :D
Great set :clap: #1 for me :thumbs:
CarlukeDave
03-12-2007, 20:49
Great shots, agree with number 1, also number 3 and the last one.

:thumbs:
sawman
03-12-2007, 21:16
No shame in that :D
Great set :clap: #1 for me :thumbs:

I feel none. Seems I did not read the rule book properly. Forgot to tug the old forelock!
HanC
03-12-2007, 21:52
Stunning photographs!! :D
dunedin
03-12-2007, 21:53
1st time had a look through and have to say these are brilliant, anything to do with the countryside, that and trees are always special to me, thanks for posting, probably no1 edges it for me with that touch of mist.
Just wonder if it was smoke.
sawman
03-12-2007, 22:02
1st time had a look through and have to say these are brilliant, anything to do with the countryside, that and trees are always special to me, thanks for posting, probably no1 edges it for me with that touch of mist.
Just wonder if it was smoke.

No it was mist. Honest! Glad you enjoyed them.
Woodsy
04-12-2007, 18:21
1, 2 and 3 do it for me. Love the compositions, good saturation and lead in lines. Lovely stuff :)
eeverson
04-12-2007, 20:16
Great set, love number 1 with the wisp of cloud.
focused
04-12-2007, 20:27
1 & 4 are super shots. What a beautiful place for taking a walk. :thumbs:
Janice
05-12-2007, 04:39
1 & 3 for me... wonderful lead in lines. And I like the snow-capped peaks of the last one too :thumbs:
Roger
05-12-2007, 08:05
first and last for me I'm a sucker for mist and snow, lovely shots all though.
sawman
05-12-2007, 18:53
Thanks once again for all the very kind comments. I always post pics in the hope that some of the folk on here will enjoy them.
For those that are interested & have looked at the cabin building thread. The wood for the floor came from the bottom right among the mist
dod
05-12-2007, 19:06
Aye, Angus is nearly as bonnie as Grampian:)

True :) But they're both behind Highland :p

Nice series sawman. :thumbs: Not so keen on #3 but this whole thing's subjective anyway :)
sawman
05-12-2007, 19:46
[QUOTE=dod;447922]True :) But they're both behind Highland :p

That my friend is also a matter of opinion.:lol: