Originally nestling in the Ayrshire hills on the river with two mills, the village of Dalrymple, not far from Ayr, is slowly spreading out. Even on a dreich day like today, it is still nice to look at.
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Since I didn't see any photographic record for Ayrshire, I thought I'd put one up.
It's "+" because I'll add any photo I've taken when the mood takes me.
If you click on a photo, it will enlarge it.
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- An Honest Man
- Ayr, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Retired, but not yet senile - at least I think not.
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- Glasgow Humour
- Christmas Cactus
- Greetings
- Ardstinchar Castle
- Christmas Decoration
- Rozelle
- The Tragic Sacrifice of Christ
- Millenium Bridge
- Arran............ yet again
- Flood detritus
- Doon the river
- Occasional visitors
- Storm damage
- I talk to the plants....
- Tarbolton
- Barnweil Tower
- More Stormy weather
- Stormy Weather
- Avian Airport
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3 comments:
I've had trouble blogging directly from Flickr to Beta Blogger, though not with the newer layout. A temporary glitch, I hope.
Fab clouds again - how do you do it? So far whenever I've taken pictures with Scottish Sky (definitely capital S required!) I've been really disappointed with the outcome. Is it just luck, or are you using a gadget of some sort to get those cloud effects?
Jackie,
It's just that the camera has an installed fairly high contract setting - nothing else!
You could try manipulating your images if you got software to do so especially the contrast, but don't ask me how.
I've just got a new toy, so it will be interesting to see what the output from it is like.
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