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  Lost in Scotland says:

  "I lived in Scotland for 6.5 years and loved every minute. Now living back in the States, I visit Colin's photo stream almost every day to dull the ache that cuts through my heart for distant home. Colin is able to capture the true spirit of Scotland with every picture. He visually articulates for most of us why we love Scotland. Thanks Colin...much respect and admiration..LiS"

  19th June, 2008

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  PhotoA.nl says:

  "I find visiting Colin's photosteam such a pleasure. Dreams are made of places that Colin takes me to.
  Colin, I like travelling with you. Thank you."

  4th March, 2008

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  rita vita finzi * away ;-) * says:

  "I wish to write something about colin's work because is a way to thank him for the beautiful works he shares here on flickr.
  everytme I visit his photostream I find something beautiful: he has so a particular, original way to approach nature, in all its aspects ... theese are the shots I prefer, sometimes wild and sometimes .. lunar!, with gorgeous close up and superb water images, amazing colours and exquisite black and white ...
  nice to have met you, my friend!"

  26th December, 2007

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  lachlansear says:

  "Fabulous photos, brilliantly processed, wonderfully composed, selectively posted... each photo is a treasure, a desktop-wallpaper in waiting, and inspiration to grab my camera and go and shoot some more! Keep up the inspiring work..."

  18th November, 2007

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  Daren Smith says:

  "I always look forward to seeing Colins work, and when it appears I am filled with thoughts of envy and awe. Colin has an empathy with his land and camera that not many people have. Your a real inspiration Colin, thank you."

  22nd May, 2007

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  bothy photo says:

  "Happy hours with bruiach1's photostream leave me considering him as much Artist as Photographer. Lacking knowledge of photographic techniques, I see his offerings more as lovely pictures than as photos: pictures that enthral and captivate the senses.
  
  He observes and faithfully records the beauty of small and trivial things which, by others, might well pass unnoticed. His grander scenes record the natural ( and sometimes architectural) beauties of our land in a way which lets us feel, and almost smell and hear, the place in which he stands.
  
  Looking for example at his "High land road", you know where next you will plant your weary feet, you can hear the silence in the hill and feel the threat and promise of what lies ahead.
  
  bruiach1, I thank you for much pleasure."

  26th October, 2006

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