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At work.Fed up.Photos made me happy!Thank you for posting them!

Thanks for the photos, we`ve had to postpone our holiday till August, so photos very welcome.

LANDROVER ROGER wrote:At work.Fed up.Photos made me happy!Thank you for posting them!

numberplease wrote:Thanks for the photos, we`ve had to postpone our holiday till August, so photos very welcome.

Here's a few from Gigha that may whet your appetite Taken early June, it was a red hot day.

Ardminish Bay


The top o' Creag Bhan


Standing stone at Tarbert


Bagh na Doirlinne


The twin beaches

Crowth wrote:Here's a few from Gigha that may whet your appetite Taken early June, it was a red hot day.

Great photos! Reminds me that we need to head north for a change when next on Gigha as I had forgotten how nice the beaches are at the other end of the island, particularly the twin beaches.

A few more panoramas from the the school holidays last week when the sun was out...

Swans on our way to Chleit


Oyster Catcher looking out at Cara


Wider Swans, Oyster Catcher, Cara and Chleit


Alien Invasion


And finally the perfect end to a nice walk along to Chleit and back, lobster for tea!

One of Inveraray for a change taken on a sunny day away back in January.

More brilliant photos, thank you, Muasdale Incomer.

Few more panoramic pictures from the last week or so :

Jamie out at his creels nice and early [/i]


Action from the 1st Qualifier of the RNLI Gala Day Raft Races, the RNLI team out in front,


Struggling to find stepping stones across Muasdale Burn as it has more than doubled in width with all the weekends rain, the wee soul .

All those photos are fantastic - I had a panorama setting on one of my cameras but it relied on taking the next picture in the right place so to speak, is there any guidance on this, your camera perhaps helps you line it up right or perhaps you have some of your own ideas?

I know you could 'see the join' on every pic that I took, whereas its very hard if not impossible to tell on yours?

Great photos in here, am trying in vain to get a good pic of Carradadale Bay (thought it might make a nice wedding present in a nice frame) good job I've got plenty time

russanros wrote:All those photos are fantastic - I had a panorama setting on one of my cameras but it relied on taking the next picture in the right place so to speak, is there any guidance on this, your camera perhaps helps you line it up right or perhaps you have some of your own ideas?

I know you could 'see the join' on every pic that I took, whereas its very hard if not impossible to tell on yours?

Do a search for Microsoft ICE, the couple of times I've used it it's been very good.

Bellochantuy, yesterday.

Another cracking pic Crowth!! Not got round to getting a pic taken for big sis yet, next time the sun shines I'll try lol

Crowth, are you trying to cause me heartache, wishing I was back there? lol! We had a lovely meal at the Argyll hotel at Bellochantuy last week, sitting in the conservatory, overlooking the beach and sea (wistful sigh.......)

numberplease wrote:Crowth, are you trying to cause me heartache, wishing I was back there? lol! We had a lovely meal at the Argyll hotel at Bellochantuy last week, sitting in the conservatory, overlooking the beach and sea (wistful sigh.......)

My bad There's always next year