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Category Archives: Canon 70-300 IS
 Well, the day of Phil and Harvie’s wedding finally dawned last week, and for much of the morning the weather hung in the balance between dry and rainy. This photograph of Stonefield Castle Hotel where the wedding was being held gives you a clue as to the weather conditions that prevailed; yes it rained all throughout…
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 Sarah and Stewart met me this evening at “Loch Lomond Shores” in lovely sunshine. We spent an hour or so enjoying the sun and having fun capturing some photographs. Sarah and Stewart have recently adopted a gorgeous rescue dog called “Todd”, but he was deemed too excitable to be part of the shoot; when he…
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 I’m never sure to what degree I want to say anything too personal on my photo-blog. The truth is that this hasn’t been a great year; my dad died this year and my poor mum is in care now as my dad was her full time carer, (she has dementia sadly). A dear friend and…
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 Last Saturday I was at the Drymen fair in the evening to photograph my new friends the “Viper Parade” as seen in my previous post. I hoped for some lovely lighting to get some magnificent pictures; ha, the portraitists lot is never so easy:-) I believe the problem is that I haven’t actually sold my…
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 These are my friends Dick Edie and Jim Hulme. Two Lightroom exposures combined to cope with the huge dusk-dynamic range. (Trusty sigma 28mm) This is the mouth of Loch Sween where my friend and colleague Dick Edie lives. Dick and I share a love of photography and we both use Flickr. Truth be told, I’m…
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Posted in Canon 50mm f 1.4, Canon 70-300 IS, Canon 7D, Landscape, Portrait, Sigma 10-20, Sigma 28 f1.8Tags: Achnamara, Atlantia, Canal, Crinan, Dick Edie, Geese, Goslings, Jim Hulme, Jura, Loch Sween, Meremail, Puffer, Ullapool, Vic 32
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