Aberdour pier at sunrise

Right after finishing off at Grangemouth I crossed the Forth looking for one of two piers I found using Google maps.

Arrived at Aberdour with 30min to go before sunrise. I was very lucky to have low tide as well which allowed extra potential photos.

Lots of long exposures photos followed using my tripod, remote trigger, ND filter, 24-105mm L F4 and Canon 7D. I thought I will give the 7D a try and if it goes well get rid of the 1D mark III (get another 7D as a backup camera). Finally left after midday feeling like I had some good fun and might have some great shots.

Here’s the 1st bunch taken around sunrise.

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IMG_0115 IMG_0166 IMG_0163  IMG_0136 IMG_0141Photographs by Jacques …

Castle Fraser and Stables

I visited Castle Fraser and stables about 2 years ago. It’s located about 30min drive north-west of Aberdeen, Scotland. I stayed over night and went for a walk around sunrise.

 

I like this photo I took on the way up. I like the way each different colours has it’s own section.IMG_0579The moon of course but without any interfering town or city lights.
IMG_0600Next morning I took a walk around sunrise from the stables where we stayed to Castle Fraser.

IMG_0647 IMG_0646 IMG_0606 IMG_0660 IMG_0610 IMG_0664 IMG_0666 IMG_0676 IMG_0678 IMG_0679Then strolled back to the Stables. The Stables has been converted into two big departments and a office building.
It was really nice to stay in and absolutely huge. We stayed on the top floor department. It rans from the round
stairway tower on
the far left all the way to the stairway tower at the far right.
IMG_0659The courtyard from one of the bedrooms. The office block can be seen right across and the right of the courtyard.IMG_0632One set of the tower stairs. IMG_0637 IMG_0653

Photographs by Jacques …