Mr Dayglo's photostream  

Commercial Street in Lerwick. Figure smoking in the shadows opposite the Win(e) Shop. I liked that.

These are (I think) the tug boats that are used to manoeuvre the huge tankers into place to either load or offload at the terminal. I've learned I can use pretty much 90% of the background skies in my Shetland photographs as perfect "50% grey" colour correction layers!

I must pass about 100 of these streams/waterfalls en route from the airport to the site and with a rare hour to spare yesterday finally decided to stop the car and take a photo of one of them.

Well the more observant of you will notice that this isn't a photograph of the Aurora. After what became ultimately a fruitless quest to photograph the Northern Lights in Shetland I had to take the advice of a good friend of mine who once told me to forget what you want to photograph and photograph what is presented to you.

Twenty Nine Palms which became one of my favourite pieces of the Plensa exhibition. Long run of large windows letting the light in and people encouraged to touch even though it seemed very delicate. Couldn't resist this shot with the black leather gloves peeping in from the side