Weather befitting a panormic here today
Discussion
So here is one. Torridon hills.
Click on the size to fit your minitor. (I refuse to do a 750 wide version!)
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1000-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1200-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1900-feb07.jpg
Click on the size to fit your minitor. (I refuse to do a 750 wide version!)
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1000-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1200-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1900-feb07.jpg
I would like to point out that scotland is a crap place the roads are full the weather is awful it rains 25hours a day the locals don't speak english we don't accept english money we all hate you. the food is all deep fried you can't get coffee the beer is awful we only eat badly fried chips. just stay away
Oh and this photograph is defiantly fake
Oh and this photograph is defiantly fake
thinfourth said:
I would like to point out that scotland is a crap place the roads are full the weather is awful it rains 25hours a day the locals don't speak english we don't accept english money we all hate you. the food is all deep fried you can't get coffee the beer is awful we only eat badly fried chips. just stay away
Oh and this photograph is defiantly fake
Oh and this photograph is defiantly fake
Oh...and if you visit in Summer, the only time when the 25 hour a day rain breaks for more than three minutes at a time, you will be eaten alive by midges which are three inches long and have fangs half an inch deep with a taste for sassenachs.
Or at least that's what it feels like.
Great photo, Steve. Gotta love the Highlands...
GetCarter said:
So here is one. Torridon hills.
Click on the size to fit your minitor. (I refuse to do a 750 wide version!)
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1000-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1200-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1900-feb07.jpg
Click on the size to fit your minitor. (I refuse to do a 750 wide version!)
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1000-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1200-feb07.jpg
www.stevecarter.com/torridon-panoramic-1900-feb07.jpg
Meh, needs more Aston

Anyone would think this was some sort of car site!
Meanwhile, actually, I don't think the panoramic works as well as the std format - need some sky and context methinks:
www.stevecarter.com/picaday/feb6.jpg
Meanwhile, actually, I don't think the panoramic works as well as the std format - need some sky and context methinks:
www.stevecarter.com/picaday/feb6.jpg
Don said:
Oh...and if you visit in Summer, the only time when the 25 hour a day rain breaks for more than three minutes at a time, you will be eaten alive by midges which are three inches long and have fangs half an inch deep with a taste for sassenachs.
Or at least that's what it feels like.
Only if you're not wearing Avon skin so soft...
Oh and lovely pic Steve.
Steve,
Why does the weather always look great / slightly overcast? Does it never rain / snow.. is it not windy?
You do more for Scottish tourism than the tourist board do - forever painting an image of gorgeous scenery in lovely to okay-ish weather.
I reckon there are 5 nice days in Scoootland and when these come along you pop out, run off a few memory cards and then post them up through the year claiming "oh, it's like this today"

Why does the weather always look great / slightly overcast? Does it never rain / snow.. is it not windy?
You do more for Scottish tourism than the tourist board do - forever painting an image of gorgeous scenery in lovely to okay-ish weather.
I reckon there are 5 nice days in Scoootland and when these come along you pop out, run off a few memory cards and then post them up through the year claiming "oh, it's like this today"

pikey said:
Steve,
Why does the weather always look great?
Why does the weather always look great?
It's always sunny here.
OK that's a slight exageration. We get 5 times the rainfall of East Anglia (apparently). On my 'pic-a-day' page, whenever you see a bird, sheep, dog, car, station, signpost, flowing water, inside anywhere, waterfalls etc... you can bet it's absolutely sheeting down.
...and it's almost impossible to take a half decent pic in slantywise rain and bugger all light. But as I work from home, if I see some half decent weather I nip outside with the camera. As Matt rightly points out, a good proportion of the photos are actually taken from my garden, It's not like I'm treking up blimmin great hills or anything
I'd love to take loads today (wall to wall sun predicted and snow still on the ground) and then post one a day for two weeks... but many of the local village check this site daily (sad but true) and would know instantly if I was fibbing!
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