Thirty seconds of relaxing sunset at the Queensferry Crossing.

St Giles, Cathedral, Edinburgh at dusk.

Spring is well underway in Scotland! 💐 What a beautiful shot from Maspie Den in Falkland 😍 Welcome to Fife

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Playfair Steps, Edinburgh. The actual steps are on the other side of the fence. William Henry Playfair was the architect that designed the Scottish National Gallery, on the left of the picture.

A classic Edinburgh view down The Vennel at sunset.

I didn’t have time to wait for the street light to come on.

You might need to give it a click to see the full pic.

Blossom season has finally arrived in Edinburgh. Lots of blossom pics incoming soon.

A couple of ICM abstracts first you to enjoy this morning.

The local seabirds enjoying the views of the sunrise at the West Sands, St Andrews.

Sunrise this morning over the West Sands, St. Andrews.

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What a start to the week! Enjoy these spectacular pictures from our wonderful followers... 😍✨

📍 St Monans Windmill, John Pow
📍 The National Wallace Monument, The Kilted Photographer
📍 Loch Torridon, Graham Smith
📍 The Stoer coastline, Peter Ribbeck

I have just published my first e-book of photographs. It is for a charity, but I am making available free to my social media followers for are a short while. Details of the book and links to a free download are available here:

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It’s a beautiful Spring day out there.

HMS Queen Elizabeth sails under the Forth Bridges this morning on her way to Rosyth.

The Bruce Fountain in Falkland with a little crescent moon (you might need to click the pic to see it).

Falkland Palace looking very regal during blue hour last night. One of the finest surviving examples of Renaissance architecture in Scotland.

Happy Coosday everyone!

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The Frandy Tree

Glendevon, Scotland.

The Praying Hands of Mary at (a very cloudy) sunrise.

The Praying Hands are also known as Fionn's Rock which is said to have been split in two by an arrow fired by the legendary Celtic hero Fingal, or Fionn mac Cumhaill (Finn McCool).

Glen Lyon, Scotland.

Spring is in the air in St Andrews.