River Feugh - Aberdeenshire

[chrisgrieve]

Hi,

I live locally to the River Feugh in Aberdeenshire so it is a great location for me to head to easily, I have tried many different angles and have a few favourite spots that I seem to always shoot from. This time I headed downstream and shot back up to the falls framing the falls through the bridge.

Bridge of Feugh from Downstream by chrisgrieve, on Flickr

 

[BRASH]

That's nice Chris and as you say a different angle from the normal shots taken from the other side of the bridge. That must have been down beside the Banchory Lodge Hotel grounds I think?

 

[doggel]

It is a magnificent stretch of water, handsomely framed, and this nicely conceived and composed image does the scene full justice IMO.

 

[chrisgrieve]

That's nice Chris and as you say a different angle from the normal shots taken from the other side of the bridge. That must have been down beside the Banchory Lodge Hotel grounds I think?

Cheers Brash. Not from the lodge side of the river, this is still the Feugh side but downstream close to the mouth of the river to the Dee.

It is a magnificent stretch of water, handsomely framed, and this nicely conceived and composed image does the scene full justice IMO.

Thanks Doggel, it really is a lovely location and i could spend hours sitting there.

 

[BRASH]

Cheers Brash. Not from the lodge side of the river, this is still the Feugh side but downstream close to the mouth of the river to the Dee.

Yeh, I get you. There's a rather nice suspension bridge tucked away up beyond the brig. You can't see it from the Brig o' Feugh but it's just a coupe of hundred yards up stream from it.

 

[Peter B]

The swirly white water is really making a big foreground contribution to the overall effect of the photo. Is there a handy rock or did you get wet for your art?

 

[chrisgrieve]

The swirly white water is really making a big foreground contribution to the overall effect of the photo. Is there a handy rock or did you get wet for your art?

Thankfully there was a handy rock to stand on, but getting off that hand slippy rock meant my feet got wet

 

[Masked Bandit]

Nicely captured, Chris. Water looks great.

Philip