A selection of pics from Saturday evening. The light was fading fast, but it created a very atmospheric mood..... or was that just me!
Looking towards Dunnichen Hill from Letham. I wonder if it snowed the day they fought the Battle of Nechtansmere...... There's something very comforting about that peculiar glow you get in the evenings during a snowfall as the light is going...... together with the silence the blanket of snow creates, it never fails to thrill.
Don't think too hard about how you pronounce Dunnichen...... I've lived around here for a looooong time and I still have no idea!
Don't think too hard about how you pronounce Dunnichen...... I've lived around here for a looooong time and I still have no idea!
I liked the red of the lamp post against the evening sky.
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And I like the snow-flakes scattering around the lamp!
ReplyDeleteI like the snow bank with the reddish hint. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteJust look at that blue beautiful light. I remember light like that during the winters of my childhood in B.C. Gorgeous and still.
ReplyDeleteNice photos...looks like winter to me!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Neil, I like the pink snow on the bank. I am now going to find out about the battle of Nechtansmere.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink snow - I love how it never really gets dark when it's snowed and you wake up in the middle of the night and it's ghostly blue and silent muffled... and you just know it's snowed :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, like that blue beautiful light ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the light in winter. It never gets really dark when the world is covered in snow. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, great shots, Neil. Very cozy.
ReplyDeletedun-NEH-ken is how I'd say it.... so that means that interpretation is probably not correct! ;-)
Moody blues ! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteAh - magical snow makes for great photos.
ReplyDeletelove the 2nd and 3rd shots! that fading light gave it just the right feel :)
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