Somewhere in the Highlands

[Brian Moore]

Olympus XA with Arista Premium 400 film. Rodinal, 1:100, semi-stand. I think I shot this out the window of the car; not sure.

 

[Pete Askew]

It must be sunrise then as the slope is from left to right - you'd have been heading down south!

Nice sheen to the water here and I like all of the mysterious spheres at the bottom - I'm guessing that this was a Haggis farm!

 

[Brian Moore]

Thanks, Pete. If I had known that was a haggis farm I would have stopped and done some serious grazing.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

great pic Brian. Have to give this new film stuff a try one day.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Everyone is making clever remarks, but my brain is far too sleepy, and it's only 9pm. Nice photie...zzzzz....zzzzz

 

[Brian Moore]

great pic Brian. Have to give this new film stuff a try one day.

Thanks Julian. You might want to hurry up on the film. Emulsions seem to be dropping like flies.

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Everyone is making clever remarks, but my brain is far too sleepy, and it's only 9pm. Nice photie...zzzzz....zzzzz

Thanks, Rob. Nightie night!

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Everyone is making clever remarks, but my brain is far too sleepy, and it's only 9pm. Nice photie...zzzzz....zzzzz

I noticed you never try funny remarks Rob . You aught to give it a go, reckon you could be at it.

 

[Beth Carter]

great location and a really interesting shot. what's with the spaceship wreckage at the bottom?

 

[Brian Moore]

great location and a really interesting shot. what's with the spaceship wreckage at the bottom?

"Spaceship wreckage...?" Pete says its a haggis farm, Beth. I guess Chris would know if it's a spaceship wreckage. Anyway, thank you for the comments, Beth.

 

[Beth Carter]

haggis farm? that's boring and unimaginative. spaceship wreckage is far cooler.

 

[Brian Moore]

haggis farm? that's boring and unimaginative. spaceship wreckage is far cooler.

You'll have to answer to Pete for that comment, Beth.

 

[Lesley Jones]

They looks like bales of silage to me, but I prefer to think of them as a herd of grazing haggi

 

[Brian Moore]

They looks like bales of silage to me, but I prefer to think of them as a herd of grazing haggi

Ah, Lesley, you've used the proper plural form. Nicely done. I'm not convinced these haggi are grazing, though. I believe what we are looking at is their birth cocoons. They will soon undergo metamorphosis and emerge like butterflies.