Yes - it's that 3rd Scottish POTN meet again!

[Mike Bell]

I didn't get a lot worth posting (too busy doing headcounts and worrying about time deadlines) but here are 3 of mine from the day:

1. This was a very attractive scene from the path in Killiecrankie Gorge with sun shining towards us and illuminating the hillside and the A9 trunk road and backlighting the trees closer up. I asked Les "How do you capture a scene like that?". "With difficulty!" he replied. :rolleyes: ....... :lol: . I tried anyway - what do you think?

http://static.flickr.com/86/279184819_eec50008d9_o.jpg


2. Falls of Bruar - bit 'postcardy' I know!

http://static.flickr.com/118/279260575_f8a67c7f01_o.jpg


3. A wee fungus in the woods near the river Garry.

http://static.flickr.com/79/279285115_fead9d3dd4_o.jpg

C&C welcome.

[Dimitri_V]

I didn't get a lot worth posting (too busy doing headcounts and worrying about time deadlines) but here are 3 of mine from the day:

1. This was a very attractive scene from the path in Killiecrankie Gorge with sun shining towards us and illuminating the hillside and the A9 trunk road and backlighting the trees closer up. I asked Les "How do you capture a scene like that?". "With difficulty!" he replied. :rolleyes: ....... :lol: . I tried anyway - what do you think?

Typical Yorkshire photographer,eh Mike?:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Like the mushroom one,good capture,and not because i helped you to it...;)

[rudgej]

I like the mushroom one too, but that is partially in memory of seeing your tripod sprawled out on the ground with you squating over it. :lol:

[mws3]

nice shots mike - no1 is my favourite

ps. did you have a nibble at that fungus?

[Frank_Hollahan]

Love the fungi shot Mike, a real selection of Fall earthy colors and very detailed.