My first offerings..

[weemannie]

Well here goes. :)
Both were taken with my 10D (now got 20D)
The first is a local falls I found last spring. A beautiful spot at 5.00AM. Just me and the birds (feathered) and the scent of the bluebells.
The second is again local and again a lovely spot early in the AM. This was taken at 5.00AM. I was hoping to catch the sun rising over the adjacent hills, but by the time I arrived at 4.25AM I was too late!!:)
I hope you enjoy them and would appreciate any comments

[Vetteography]

The first one is worthy of a National Geopgraphic layout... good job!

[johngraham2002]

Well here goes. :)
Both were taken with my 10D (now got 20D)
The first is a local falls I found last spring. A beautiful spot at 5.00AM. Just me and the birds (feathered) and the scent of the bluebells.
The second is again local and again a lovely spot early in the AM. This was taken at 5.00AM. I was hoping to catch the sun rising over the adjacent hills, but by the time I arrived at 4.25AM I was too late!!:)
I hope you enjoy them and would appreciate any comments


Well for a first post these are of the highest quality

where abouts in scotland did you take them

many thanks for sharing and im sure this will be the first of many posts from you with the new 20d (i recently upgraded to this camera myself and im loving it )

once again lovely shots keep it up

regards john:D

[weemannie]

Thank you both for your kind comments :) John - the waterfall is Big Burn, (or as friends of ours thought when they misread the signpost, Big Bum!!:D :D ) near Golspie on the North East coast about 60 miles north of Inverness and the second is Glen Loth about 20 miles north of where I live, and some 80 miles north of Inverness.

Regards

Trevor

[johngraham2002]

:) John - the waterfall is Big Burn, (or as friends of ours thought when they misread the signpost, Big Bum!!:D :D ) near Golspie on the North East coast about 60 miles north of Inverness and the second is Glen Loth about 20 miles north of where I live, and some 80 miles north of Inverness.

Regards

Trevor

Well trevor that sure is a nice part of the country your in up there as you say we are so lucky up here for scenery but as you will agree the weather sure leaves a lot to be desired

no doubt youll be heading to Dunrobin Castle in the near future for some snaps as your quite close

[weemannie]

Hi John

So much scenery up here its hard to know where to go next! But, am taking a week in the Applecross area soon - Can't be called a man up here until you've driven over the Pass of the Cattle!

And yes, you're right, the weather could be better!:) :)

[cfcRebel]

I LOVE both of them. The second one.......the sun hid behind the clouds, and the ray........beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

[TSEE]

I LOVE the first one, its a very beautiful picture.

[lomond]

Great shots for your first offerings, Trevor.
I particularly like the water fall.

Looking forward to seeing some shots from the Applecross region.
I was there a few years ago and the scenery is just beautiful.
I remember the Pass of the Cattle too. ( Bealach Na Ba )

I'm hoping to spend a few days up north this summer, haven't decided where yet.
Last time we went north it was to the Black Isle to watch the dolphins off Chanonry Point.:)

[Big_B]

#2 is wonderful!

[viczig]

Both are great but I really like the first the way the first, the way the greens look and the nice effect from the slow shutter speed.

[JMAS]

Stunning photos. Love the river reflexion on the 2nd.
I never have been late at 4:25 a.m. :shock: ;)

Keep offering, please.

[weemannie]

Thank you all for your kind remarks :) Regards

Trevor

[VesselinG]

These are simply amazing!

[sparker1]

I'm partial to waterfall shots, and that one is lovely, indeed.

[MrChevy]

Nice waterfall shot! I love waterfall shots :)

[RbrtPtikLeoSeny]

Woah, love the waterfall! It's amazing! Great shot.

[Dante King]

Now I have to got to Scotland. Great work!