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I'm fed up now.

Took my friends kids photos before they went away to Canada from Bonnie Scotland and one of the twins just got fed up with the photoshoot and decided enough wa...
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Took my friends kids photos before they went away to Canada from Bonnie Scotland and one of the twins just got fed up with the photoshoot and decided enough was enough and that is when i got this one with his cousin.
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Canon EOS 450D

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Aperture f/11 ISO 400 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 43/1

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Aug, 2015

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304

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+23

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Peer Award

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Outstanding Creativity

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Mountain Hare blending in with the wintry conditions of its surroundings in the Scottish Highlands.These are one of the Hardiest wildlife Scotland has

Gannet taken on the North east cliffs of Scotland. These are one of my favourite birds to follow through the year.

Gannet taken at our local cliffs. The cliffs at Troup Head are a main stay for these birds , with numbers increasing vastly every year.They are great

Gannets taken on the cliffs of the North east of Scotland

Feral goat taken yesterday during a trek into the Highland Hills, cairngorms. Scotland. Weather was very changeable but worth it for seeing these lov

A Red squirrel taken at the weekend on a trip with 3 friends.

Mountain Hare taking the winter elements in its stride in the Scottish mountain side.

One of the Mountain Hares that I go into the Mountains of Scotland to photograph. They really are a joy to watch and I am very lucky to be able to get

Puffin with food for its Pufflin on the Isle of May, Scotland. This island is of great importance for the seabirds of our area. The Puffins get chased

Mountain Hare starting its moult into becoming all white for camouflage as the snow arrives on the cairngorm Mountain tops. This Hare is getting ready

Lovely little bird which at this time of the year feeds off your hand through winter. They are so light but so quick.

Taken from the top of Bennachie in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Took Lucy up the Mither Tap route to exercise our legs a bit. She loves life on the edge.

The Adder is Scotland's only venomous snake and can be hard to find. I spotted a few in the Cairngorms and this one was basking in the sun.

Scotland's hardiest animal.

The brides youngest child caught whilst photographing the bridal party at a local country park in Scotland. I was helping my friend cover the wedding

Red grouse taken during a trip to the Highlands of Scotland. These grouse are all of the Heather Moors although quite hard to get close to at times.

These are my favourite animal to photograph and a snap decision whilst on a trip to photograph landscape with a friend , we decided to visit these on

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