I got this last week on a photo shoot in Inverness and had to share it – so simple so gorgeous for late November – the circumstances only lasted 10 mins at most – emphasising that you must grab the shot when you see it as light changes very quickly but it also highlights how you need to be ready to grab the opportunities that present themselves. I wont be able to respond to your valued and generous comments just at the moment but I will get around you blogs soon – happy snapping 🙂
Scott K Marshall Photography (@skm1963) 
Loving the reflections!
Many thanks indeed the house I was photographing was literally just across the road. Right time right place.
Fantastic shot!
very gracious thank you
Indeed! Beautiful!
I do like wee snaps that have a little more – looking on the RAW file the reflection detail on the isde of the hulls is incredible for a hand held shot.
Gorgeous image, Scott. 🙂
Sylvia many thanks again and for all your Tweets that little extra bit of support which is greatly appreciated.
Very nice.
Ged, Sir lovely to see you drop by on to my blog – I trust her majesty is treating you well 🙂
You have to see it to grab it….. great shot love the light. I also see that Inverness had unseasonal 15c high’s. As my old mum was so fond of saying when things were fine “You will pay for it in the end”
David – the worse that happens in Inverness is fog when the rest of the Firth is clear. November was our late October tbh. I am more concerned at the lack of out and out landscape work I am doing – working hard to complete a website with sales capability before the Spring – that will mean once it is online that I feel my transition is complete and I will get back to the basics of just taking photograph’s.
Looks like summer!
Felt like summer no wind 15C perfect really – but now we have snow flooding and biting winds – normal service has been resumed.
Amazing calmness and photograph. Thank you dear Scott, have a nice day, love, nia
It felt really calm Nia as well as warm.
Yes, you almost carried this ambience/feelings anyway. 🙂
Bonnie indeed. Well done with photographing the lighting, it’s beautiful.
tbh it was a shelling peas moment frame it up and bingo – result
It’s good to see you’re still all over the special moments!
right time right place – Lyle – as I said previously the detail the camera picks up from a wide angle is frightening. The sun reflecting back on to the boats from the water is clearly in the RAW files – where will it end.
Yours is also a gem!
ha ha – nice one Gunta – you have to love days like this.
…and I DO love ’em!
Simply beautiful ~ serene.
serene is an excellent descriptive choice – thanks
A perfect light. Looks terrific. RH
Just needs one of your amazing birds to land on the water to add a focal point 🙂