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Bones or Steps

Bones or Steps

Napier's Bone suggested the idea of a computer. This is the rear fire exit on the building I called 'home' for half my life [back then]....
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Napier's Bone suggested the idea of a computer. This is the rear fire exit on the building I called 'home' for half my life [back then].
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SONY DSLR-A580

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 600/10

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Jul, 2018

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Nothing in this shot of the colours above (and in reflection) above the Cramond Waterfall, has been edited. The handheld shot was taken after an abso

The new bridge across the Forth 'worked out' eventually. The sunshine behind me caught on the wires of it - the telephoto 'compressing

This shot og the River Almond's waterfall was taken from the exact spot where I was found by the Police about 12 years' ago. I had slashed my wrists

I was amazed that I was granted perfect reflections considering that the drop would've have disturbed the water of the River Almond. This is a p

The highly-mirrored finish to an 'American'-style camper van gets me (and my dog) into the shot

My current dog (Brodie) and my previous one (Alfie) were 'rescued' from the Edinburgh Dog & Cat Home. Does it show that he loves me, in

I noticed this young lady awaiting her partner and asked if she'd mind her photograph being taken, which she didn't. This is at Cramond (of

The artwork by Rob Mulholland is actually called, "Still" but locals cal it, 'Mr. Still'. It had a magnetic-attraction for me (previously The Four Se

My 'rescue' dog had been at Pets At Home for his second tidy-up, I think his expression's priceless.

I was heading for Cramond's River Almond but happened-upon an Asian celebration at Cramond Kirk - nice of them to pose for me, as instructed?

This photograph was taken for the coffee-store magazine, "Instant" - and managed to be their front cover!

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This couple contacted me online having seen some of my images.

This was taken with a Mamiya RZ67 ProII (medium format) camera, and his print was scan

I've been aware of young geese from seeing them in books and television - this is the very-first time I have ever seen them before me 'in th

Utilising a polarising filter, to make the windows the same shade as the sky (additionally, reducing the reflective stonework, which would underexpose

I only had my little Nikon but I think it has made a fair fist at this shot of another photographer, submerging at Portobello (with her Canon on her t

Found this Austin in St. Fillans in Perthshire. Seems, judging by the badges to have seen a lo of the World.

The photograph behind me is 3x5 feet; there's one that 3x3, two that are 3x4, and another 2 that are A1 size. There's more 8x6 (actual phot

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