I had to do a journey up north into the highlands of Scotland and thought it best to pack my camera bag. I left around dawn and returned after dark. Here’s some of the images I caught on route.
I saw these wind turbines from the motorway and as I was early I decided to go find them. I met a farmer who said I could drive down to the turbines. While taking these photos I spotted a van parked next to my car. When I got back to my car I found the gate chained up. Thankfully I didn’t drive my car into the fields. I would have been late for my appointment by a few hours.
While driving through Aberdeen I saw a gentleman with a model tug boat, I turned into the park and went to ask permission to take some photos of the tug boat. Here’s the results. He has 30 years of experience building model boats and ships. 
Sunset on the way home.
Some random field. I like the lines of the cast off wheat. 
Remember to pack your bag as the most boring road trip could become very exciting. I was hunting photo opportunities along the road up north and south and it made the time fly past.
Photographs by Jacques …
Jacques le Roux photography 
The vertical photo with the hay bales and the sky is very nice. The shapes of the clouds and hay bales tend to match.
Thank you for the kind words. It was one of those moment when you see the photo on the tiny screen of the camera and you go, ‘think I’ve nailed that one’. I like shadows of the hay bales and that was one reason I went looking for a field as the sun was setting, the other was the rich colours the sunset gives.