Glens of Angus in GREEN!

puzzle · Jan 27, 2006

OK, I have to show that ice and snow is definitely not a permanent fixture where I live - these are some old pictures I took with my little digicam a couple of years ago, in Glen Doll which is about an hour south of where I live.

#1 - View from Gella Bridge

#2 - South Esk River

#3 - foot of Glen Doll (that's ma dawg again)

#4 - sheep a-grazing

#5 - river again

Thanks for looking, all comments and critique welcomed :blushing:

Arch · Jan 27, 2006

love the dramatic landscapes of scotland, i should definately get my arse up there one day! you've done a nice job of capturing it here.

JonMikal · Jan 27, 2006

simply beautiful!!!!!

puzzle · Jan 27, 2006

Thanks guys, I appreciate it

PachelbelsCanon350D · Jan 27, 2006

puzzle said:
these are some old pictures I took with my little digicam a couple of years ago

It just goes to show, it's not the camera, it's the operator behind the viewfinder. Excellent shots, you'd think they came from an SLR. :thumbup: It's very beautiful there!

Verbal · Jan 27, 2006

Such beautiful landscapes... I'm so envious!

JTHphoto · Jan 27, 2006

wow, awesome! looks beautiful there... these are terrific photos too! :thumbup:

Raymond J Barlow · Jan 27, 2006

WOW, Thanks for the view of one beautiful country.. If you have any shots of golf courses, I would love to see some.. a dream of mine is to play in Scotland some day. All 5 are spectacular.

Antarctican · Jan 27, 2006

WHOA! As the first image appeared, it made my jaw drop. What stunning scenery! GREAT shots - #1 is my fave.

scoob · Jan 27, 2006

:thumbup: great pics

LaFoto · Jan 28, 2006

Green - green - green - green - green - green! Ahhhhhhhhhh :hugs: !

Wonderful.
All five of them.
Very well composed, each and every one of these.
Hard to tell which one would be my favourite, they all are.
If I were forced to pick one I might... hmph ... pick 2.
But only under torture, because I love 1 and 3 as much...........! :thumbup:

puzzle · Jan 28, 2006

:blushing: Thanks guys! (wow, I got wows :mrgreen: )

Pachelbel'sCanon350D said:
it's not the camera, it's the operator behind the viewfinder.

It's funny, but this was about a week after I got my first digital camera, I didn't have much clue to what I was doing and yet they came out like this! Honestly, you can't go wrong with scenery like this! I think therefore we'll have to give Mother Nature all the plaudits - they are still some of my favourite pictures, even now I've got my dSLR.

Thanks Everyone