Flowers

My husband bought flowers wehn he did the shopping this morning, and I had fun photographing them this wet and windy afternoon!

What a difference desaturation makes!

Over the sea to Skye

Portraits

It's a while since I added any photos to this blog, but I have been out and about with my camera.
Today I went to a portrait workshop taken by David Graham.
We had to take photos of other participants and then hit the streets and ask strangers to pose for us.
here are some of  mine:

Skye

The sun broke through the clouds:

 A boating family lives here?

 The sky is full of drama in Skye:

Over the sea to Skye..

Kintail

Burial Ground, Kintail

View from the cottage, Skye:

At the bottom of the garden:

Isle of May

Last Sunday I went to the Isle of May, a small island in the Forth estuary off the coast of Anstruther. We were so lucky to have a lovely, sunny and dry day-the only such day in the last 6 weeks. The Isle of May is known for its birdlife. It is teeming with birds, but the birds I really wanted to see were puffins. And I certainly got to see puffins:

As well as Razorbills

 Terns

 and gulls

 The lighthouse

 the landscape

 and The May Princess



Port Seton.

I went to the 3 Harbours Arts Festival at Port Seton, a small fishing village in East Lothian. The exhibitions are held in people's homes, mostly along the sea front. As interesting as the art are the houses-small fihermens' cottages built in the late 1800's, and full of character. Here are a few things I spotted on my walk: