Spider's webs in the sunlight. Devilla Forest, Fife.
Simon Swales
Legoland
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Taken on August 25, 2015
Virgin Square, St Monans, East Neuk, Fife.
Parked cars usually detract from the scene....but not this time.
Used a Tilt/Shift lens, shifted upwards to keep everything true. No filters, no Photoshop, just a customised RAW file.
Simon Swales
Above Us Only Sky 9
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Taken on August 25, 2015
Was working in the East Neuk on Tuesday. Grabbed this quick shot on the way home above Kinghorn.
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Dummie Run
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Taken on September 5, 2015
Another from a circuit around the Cleish Hills on Saturday evening. The north facing slopes are in deep shade and above the hill fort of Dummiefarline the sun has just set. Over exposed this by +2 stops then manually blended in the sky from three further exposures in different amounts to preserve the highlights.
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Line Caught
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Taken on August 25, 2015
Washing day.
Skinfast Haven / Cellardyke harbour, East Neuk, Fife.
Simon Swales
Pastel Sunrise
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Taken on September 5, 2015
Sunrise + 10 mins this morning at a field near Cairneyhill, Fife.
Simon Swales
Moody Monans
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Taken on August 2, 2015
St Monans, East Neuk, Fife. Threatening skies behind and a Lee Big Stopper has extended the exposure to accentuate the reflections.
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Exit Stage Left
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Taken on August 16, 2015
Pittenweem harbour, East Neuk, Fife.
Repairing the breakwater at Pittenweem following damage caused by winter storms.
Simon Swales
Above Us Only Sky 8
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Taken on July 29, 2015
West Lomond, Fife and Bishop Hill, Perthshire from the Ochil Hills.
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Storm Light
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Taken on August 2, 2015
Along the east pier, St Monans harbour, East Neuk, Fife.
Just after high tide. A Lee Big Stopper filter was used to increase the exposure and introduce some reflections from the whitewashed buildings along Mid Shore. The water is turquoise in this part of the harbour due to the concrete slipway. The boat tied up on the right has been holed below the waterline and is partly submerged.