This month, country walking magazine used one of my landscape pictures under the Creative Commons license with (tiny) attribution given and permission asked for. It’s a landscape that I don’t really love, and I only included in my Flickr stream as the rainbow was captured fairly well, but the foreground is bland and uninteresting. Clearly...
No cycling today as I had the immense pleasure of photographing a local artist instead and naturally seized the photo-opportunity with both hands. I will post my favourite shots once we have chosen them together, so in the meantime, I thought you might like to see my other photo-efforts from today. I went for a brief motorcycle...
I love my gorgeous bike as I may have mentioned before. Today it carried me to Keils on the Tayvallich peninsula which has a lovely view of Jura and it’s eponymous paps. There was a cleft in the rock outcrop which I climbed to get a better view which just said “put the Trek in...
I’m really lucky to work in a beautiful setting like Argyll, and when a winter sunset like today’s happens I feel the urge to share it with you. These pictures were taken using my Manfrotto tripod and my Sony NEX 5. This one is from Strachur, and was taken using my friend’s Olympus 135mm prime lens...
Beautiful rainbow! You’re right about the changing copyright economy and it applies to all areas of creativity. We are all culpable though aren’t we?
Somewhere over the rainbow – just lovely! Nice feeling to be in print, hope you have a copy to keep! 😀