Still – Buckie

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1. lovely reflections!

   1. cheers Sir – it was a wee gem of a day

2. Love the broody skies. I’m also finding that a new partner and life in general can certainly take over the photography bits.

   1. The sun was popping in and out so I composed the shot and waited for that splash of light. I photograph every day but I am not going on my explore trips so often which is stifling my creativity – but I am very happy

      1. Hmmm… interesting thought. I wonder if happiness naturally leads to stifled creativity. So it would seem from my current situation. Oh, the sacrifice! 😀

      2. Ha ha there are worst places to be – I am loving married life.

3. The caption says it all….though maybe not as many boats as those Fishing days long gone! Weather hasn’t changed much (-:

   1. Buckie is a huge port which would have been extremely busy but not anymore – the repair yards have all shut bar one. It does generate some great reflections – I have a 9 shot panorama which I will eventually print.

      1. It , like everything in todays world has changed so fast…all my images of Buckie and its sister ports are 6×4.5 tranis taken not that long ago for a Heritage feature, it was just at the turning point of the ports fortunes…..I need to see how some scans look but then again I never feel happy with scans either mine or ones I have had done ain the Labs….too used to our digital quality

4. What a terrific scene, well done!

   1. Thanks Phil a lot easier to capture than your shots just a tripod required 🙂

5. Stunning! I love the mood and reflections.

   1. Thanks Ingrid the light was fleeting you just have to be patient – the mood is typical of this coast.

6. Great colours!

   1. a splash of light against a dark moody sky – right up my street – Murray

7. superb

   1. Cheers Sir

8. I love the lighting, that’s a beauty.

   1. A splash of light against dark skies – just work don’t they.

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