Dumfries & Galloway part 2

Visited the wreck of the schooner called Monreith at Nun Mill bay. It struck a sand bar on the 12th November 1900 and we can still see the ribs of the ship today.

http://hiddenyesterdays.uk/dumfriesgalloway/monreith-wreck

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Jacques

Visiting Carlingnose point pier, Forth estuary.

After years of looking at this pier online it was time to visit it. Was a great morning at North Queensferry.

This pier was used during the wars and is slowly dissapearing, more info can be found below.

https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/200396739-north-queensferry-carlingnose-submarine-mining-station-inverkeithing#.WmkLp3nLhhE

https://scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/record/hes/84209/north-queensferry-carlingnose-point/rcahms

https://canmore.org.uk/site/84209/north-queensferry-carlingnose-point

https://canmore.org.uk/event/1026154

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Jacques

The beaches of Berwick-upon-tweed & Bamburgh.

I have had this trip planned and in my calendar for months. Every aspect was planned ahead of time. Time of sunrise, location of the sun on the horison, where to stand on the beach, tide level, etc. Every thing was planned BUT you cvan’t plan for the weather. You get what you get.

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Jacques

Long sea front exposure on winter’s morning

These photos were taken at Torness nuclear power station just East of Edinburgh during a windy and stormy winter’s morning.

I took these photos a year ago and I’m very proud of them. My 1st attempt at sea waves and long exposure.

I did think I have posted them before but I can’t see them on here.

 

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Autumn sunrise at the Forth

Went to get some sunrise photos this morning at North Queensferry. Learnt how to use bracketing at the end of the session. Good results in the end.

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Jacques le Roux

View from Kincardine bridge at sunrise

After visiting the Kelpies I popped over to Kincardine bridge to catch sunrise. At 1st I thought it was a waste of time but perseverance pays off in the photography game. It took me a while to decide to post these photo up but the more I look at them the more I like them. I kept the photos as dark as I took them, I feel they come across better. The power station is Longannet and the refinery is Grangemouth. IMG_0727IMG_0718 IMG_0781 IMG_0785 IMG_0801 IMG_0840 IMG_0842 IMG_0845 IMG_0846 IMG_0850 IMG_0851 IMG_0853 IMG_0858 IMG_0875 Untitled_HDR2 Photographs by Jacques …