I got a new camera at Christmas time. For weeks it was grey and dark and I had little opportunity to get to know my new camera properly. That all changed this weekend.
You take incredible photos! This is art. I often marvel at the number of people who walk the Earth, and we don’t even know who they are, what they do, how much beauty they contribute. I love your blog. I absolutely love it and thanks for sharing. I found most of your photos in this bunch striking, but the one with Marco floating/rushing toward you in the field is exquisite. Lovely!
Absolutely, unbelievably gorgeous! Took me a minute to recognize that the black object in the field was Marco. The 4th & 5th…I want to be there…they are stunningly beautiful & so inviting.
Your photo’s have always been lovely, even more so now. The two forest pictures have an ethereal beauty to them. And Marco shots bring a smile every time.
Hi Cynthia – The photos above were mostly taken with Nikon 55-200mm VR lens. Also use the 18-55mm VR Lens that came with the camera but I’m less keen on it.
Grandparents on both sides of my family came from Glasgow and Kirkintilloch, but I’ve only visited Edinburgh. Your photos created a strong desire in me to visit the rest of Scotland. It looks like home to me!
Lovely shots-especially the last two.
This is beautiful! I think my favorite would have to be the second to last one! I have a WordPress photography blog as well, I focus more on emotion than landscapes though. I think my favorite photo I’ve shot would be
http://aaroncohenphotography.wordpress.com/2011/11/20/my-favorite-compositions/elycryinghope-2/
Thank you for these beautiful photos!
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That 4th one…that’s award winning. Truly. (can’t believe you didn’t post that one on FB, my friend!)
I know that feeling! Scary but wonderful. And that action shot of Marco made me smile!
I do believe my fave is the one with Marco running back through the lit golden field. To each her own! 🙂
GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lovely pictures. They make me wish I was up in Scotland!
Stunning!
I think they are all wonderful. Congrats on the new camera!
Amazing, Wendy! What type of camera?
Never mind…I went to the photos on Flickr and the camera is listed there. The photos are just great.
Beautiful! That photo of Marco is fabulous.
wow. such lovely pictures. hugs from new york, ny
wow! hehehe-look at marco!
You take incredible photos! This is art. I often marvel at the number of people who walk the Earth, and we don’t even know who they are, what they do, how much beauty they contribute. I love your blog. I absolutely love it and thanks for sharing. I found most of your photos in this bunch striking, but the one with Marco floating/rushing toward you in the field is exquisite. Lovely!
The Scottish Tourist Board should hire you immediately!
Showing some of my work colleagues what a talented sister I have. They want to know the make / model of the new camera?
wow – amazing photos – I want to know how to take pictures like that
Absolutely, unbelievably gorgeous! Took me a minute to recognize that the black object in the field was Marco. The 4th & 5th…I want to be there…they are stunningly beautiful & so inviting.
Your photo’s have always been lovely, even more so now. The two forest pictures have an ethereal beauty to them. And Marco shots bring a smile every time.
absolutely wonderful images!! Great colours and super crisp!
Thank you so much everyone! Very happy you like them so much. 🙂
Rosie/Stuart – It’s a Nikon D5100. Chuffed to bits with it. x
Fabulous
Wendy, what lens do you typically use with your new Nikon D5100? If you have several, which lens do you find you use for most of your photos?
Thanks!
Hi Cynthia – The photos above were mostly taken with Nikon 55-200mm VR lens. Also use the 18-55mm VR Lens that came with the camera but I’m less keen on it.
Thanks, Wendy!
I am about convinced that you live in God’s country! The scenery is just beautiful! Great shot of Marco!!!
Grandparents on both sides of my family came from Glasgow and Kirkintilloch, but I’ve only visited Edinburgh. Your photos created a strong desire in me to visit the rest of Scotland. It looks like home to me!