craigmcallister

Scottish Weather

Scottish Weather

Sometime i will need to get myself back up here when the weather starts to change a little in the Autumn, It was spectacular, I will be in the Glasgow area a we...
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Sometime i will need to get myself back up here when the weather starts to change a little in the Autumn, It was spectacular, I will be in the Glasgow area a week after next and will be taking my camera with me and doing some work over the west coast. For now have a wee look at what the Scottish Borders offers.
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Canon EOS 6D

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Aperture 16/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 60/1

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Aug, 2016

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A small flower growing thought the last of the 2023 Snow, Sitting alone in the cold world.

Morning Due settles on the farms on the road through the Scottish Borders. As I wait for the myst to lift from the scene ahead. I was on a photo shoot

Lonely Bridge

Newcastle Light Trail caught every traffic light but rain effected it a bit

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Scottish Highlands Glencoe area near the Three sisters, A river runs wild below the road.

Taken at the Gattonside Toll Bride in the Scottish Borders, Set up with the contracts between the sun on the left and the shade on the right.

A damp foggy day in the outskirts of duns in the Scottish Borders sits a small unknown forest and the unseen beauty of the

In the beautiful fall autumnal colours this single green leaf stands out as it is slowly over come with the cold weather setting in.

Image taken at Derwent Water in the Lake District on a mild winter evening, I set up with a different shot in mind from the usual long exposure shots.

One of the capital cities main tourist locations this stunning street is filled with life and character, Fromt its historic architecture and colourful

CMC-Images.com, Long exposure shot of the River tweed in the scottish borders

Sun setting behind the glasgow skyline, The last light of the day before the city takes on the new life of the night. In the shot is the Plaza hotel t

Reflect on this beautiful sunrise with a selfie while looking deep into the stunning morning in the Scottish Borders.

70s Exposure taken during the Sunset in Early October. Taken at the pier in Derwent water in the Lake District, Stunning and the seagulls stayed there

Bridge of Gold

living in the past

On the 24th of January the most amazing sunrise across the Scottish Borders, It was a spur of the moment walk to the river to capture this stunning im

Smooth as silk

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