Loch Katrine and Devil’s Glen Phototrip PART 1
Ok, so there has been a significant gap between the last entry and now. It’s not that I haven’t been taking photographs! I just couldn’t find time to post them here. But I’ll make it up for You. I promise.
I think I should start from the last ones, ‘couse it’s still fresh. So last weekend, on saturday morning me and my friend went for some photo hunting. And for our destination we choose the west bank of Loch Katrine at sunrise. As You’ll se on the pictures it turned out to be a magical place, and it inspired us to explore one more site on our way back we knew of – The Devils Glen – which will be covered in PART TWO of this article.
Glasgow Science Centre
I was going to post some older pics from one of my outdoor shootings in Scotland, but I settled to this ones instead. It was just so lovely weather today in Glasgow, that we took a long walk from one bank of the river(where I work) Clyde to the other(where we live). It took just about an hour and a half, but it was lovely. I took some pictures before it got dark(Maybe I should start bringing my tripod to work? Just in case…). This is Glasgow Science Centre, and Glasgow Tower – it revolves 360 degrees from its base(and it’s the highest base-revolving structure in the world) and is the highest building in Scotland – 140 meters(about 459 feet). Anyway just as we were crossing the millenium bridge I saw a nice opportunity – the sun was setting behind the tower, and there were some nice reflections on the water… and here it is…
Glasgow Tower, Science Centre, Glasgow, Scotland
And You can even see Waverly – an old side-wheeled steamer, that very often sits beneath the Tower. It’s lovely and still in a very good condition! You can even have a trip on it along the Clyde to the Island of Arran. I’ll try to find some better pictures of Weaverly some time.
Time to start photoblogging…
Here we go…
Ok, so this is just the beginning of my photoblog, but hopefully it will become sort of my timelined gallery… sort of.
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