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This is the West end of Edinbugh city centre, as viewed from the walls of Edinbugh Castle.

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Another one from the archives.

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This shot was taken at Pirniehall, Croftamie.

I actually managed to nail the exposure on the original of this, but I felt it didn't really capture the "vibe" I was getting from being inside the building. This shot did that. Once again, Lightroom came to the rescue.

Belfast Queens University

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This was shot on a typical (i.e. - wet) Spring day in Belfast last year.

I loved the detail in the arcitecture of this building and, unfortunately, the light (and the weather) were against me. It took a wee bit of post processing to enhance these wonderfully intricate details, but I think it's been worth the effort.

The Falls of Dochart

In an effort to rejuvenate my love of photography, I've started going through some older photographs and seeing what life I can breathe into them with Lightroom.

This shot was taken way back in March 2010 during a lovely spring day out in the Trossachs. I personally like this shot for the detail of the rocks in the foreground and the fast flowing water.

I was still learning (and still am) about composition when I took this. You can judge for yourself, but this shot is most definitely a "rule of thirds" shot. There's also an annoying shadow in the top left quarter of the shot too, that I didn't notice until processing.

As the saying goes, every day is a school day :-)

The sun fading over the 18th hole and club house at Royal Troon.