I ALSO CAUGHT THIS SHOT TOO OF SAME STAG.PLEASE DONT SHOOT THESE LOVELY ANIMALS OR DUCKS OR RABITS ETC. THEY ARE MORE ENTITLED TO THE LAND THAN US.EXCEPT WITH A CAMERA OF COURSE.
Thursday, 3 February 2011
A LONG WAIT; STAG AT SOS POST DENNIS HARDLEY PHOTOGRAPHY
DENNIS CAPTURED THIS SCENE OF A STAG AWAITING HELP FROM THE RAC. SOS OR POSSIBLY " SAVE OUR STAG" SCENE CAPTURED NR GLENCOE. MORE PICTURES OF SCOTLAND THROUGH THE EYE OF DENNIS AT http://www.scotphoto.com/.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Rural community of Suainbost North butt of Lewis hebrides
Taken by Dennis using a powerful telephoto lense this unusual view of this scattered rural community near the Butt of Lewis in the outer Hebrides.Changed by Dennis into a black and white artwork which is quite striking.see Abstract- card range and prints on web site at http://www.scotphoto.com/
Castles Girnigoe and Sinclair nr Wick
Castles Girnigoe and Sinclair are fine examples of medieval structures situated on the cliffs on noss- head north of Wick in Sinclair bay.Girnigoe was a late 15th cent crow-stepped gabled L Plan tower house.sadly this is all thats left.Nearby was a 17th cent cluster of towers know as Sinclair castle.dennis hardley photography
Caerlaverock castle Solway Firth by Dennis Hardley
I am working on my images of Scottish castles for a client,scotland has a wealth of great fortified structures including this triangular moated red sandstone castle.Caerlaverock is situated on the solway firth south of Dumfries.www.scotphoto.com
Monday, 17 January 2011
FROSTY SCENE NR GLENFINNAN LOCHABER BY DENNIS HARDLEY
When things go right they go right,perfect misty morning after the low lying mists encrust the trees with frost.Taken with the sun almost in the lense to the left.www.scotphoto.com.Myself and Tony are working on a new website and so far we have 2600 images on it.We will launch this site in the spring.will keep you posted.
WINTER MISTS AT CORPACH BEN NEVIS
One of my recent favourites is this shot of the rising mists over corpach harbour on the caledonian canal with ben Nevis in the distance.
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