I prefer #2 myself... cracking mood and the extra light on the snow really helps.

We went for a walk to the beach at Aberlady at the weekend. When we got there the tide was way out, enabling me to see at first hand the old mini subs from the war for the first time.

The view to Berwick Law



An old fence trying to escape the dunes!



The view back towards Edinburgh



Grandpa and our daughter say hello to a friendly swan



One of the mini subs. I have two shots here from slightly different perspective and would be glad to hear people's preference. I think they both have their own qualities which is making it difficult for me to choose which one to print.




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Hope you like them!

absolutely stunner of a shot!

thanks for the tips... will do some investigating

it would be a great shot though

I'm looking to print, mount and frame some of my images as at the moment, they're mostly just sitting gathering cyberdust...

Looking for some nice wooden frames and ideally with mounts. Not too fussed on the mounts though as i'm sure i'm capable of producing my own.

Anyone got any good links to somewhere they've used.

Thanks for any info.

Brilliant shot. Deserves an expensive frame with a nice mount )

Couple of shots here from me. All taken with my k20d and 18-55mk2 lens.

Taken from just off the summit of Cairn Gorm in the Scottish Highlands





On the access road to Cairngorm Mountain ski area





And, my home town of Bo'ness

i love the shell pic.

I've had another visit to the pic and taken comments on board.