The Queensferry Crossing at sunset.

The three bridges over the River Forth at Queensferry, photographed within minutes of each other on a beautiful day. Which is your favourite? I mean which BRIDGE, not which photo 🤣.

Adam Smith enjoying the sunrise on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile.

Another Edinburgh street that you don't often see deserted, this is the West Bow looking into Victoria Terrace, one of the top tourist destinations in the city.

Royal Mile, Edinburgh 5:30am.

A beautiful morning at the Forth Bridge.

A beautiful sunny morning at Pan Ha’ Dysart. At the far end of the sea wall you can see the on going repairs to the damage caused by the winter storms.

West Wemyss at sunrise.

A Spitfire taxis around Leuchars airfield, Fife as part of a flight to mark the 90th anniversary of the first Spitfire flight. Spitfiresdotcom say “On March 5, 1936, at around 4:43 pm, Captain Joseph ‘Mutt’ Summers climbed into the cockpit of K5054, a Supermarine Type 300.

A horse 🐎 galloping Kirkcaldy Esplanade before dawn this morning.

Scotland is waking up to the devastating news that the Forth Bridge has been stolen. I heard it on the radio and had to run along to see it for myself. The radio said they were following a positive line of enquiry with a local company that uses girders to make soft drinks.

Spring at St Monans Auld Kirk.

Fly past at Elie Lighthouse.

Three craws sitting on a waw. (Well it’s actually 4 craws and only one of them is on the wall, but let’s not argue over semantics. Do you remember the song?🎶

Blackness Castle, built by Sir George Crichton, Lord High Admiral of Scotland in the 1440s, on a rocky promontory overlooking the Firth of Forth, was upgraded in the 16th century to give it the distinctive look of “the ship that never sailed”.

Abercorn Church.

I had a job to do in South Queensferry yesterday , and I left home in brilliant sunshine. However, when I arrived in South Queensferry, it was shrouded in haar. Not to be deterred, I went back to North Queensferry, found a nice vantage point, and waited for this to unfold in front of me.

The sun just breaking through the horizon behind the Forth Bridges.

Reflections on the Forth. A 4 minute long exposure of the Forth Bridge.

A colourful start to the day at Lady Anstruther Tower, Elie and I wasn't the only one thought so.

A calm evening at the Forth Road Bridge.

St Giles Cathedral with a purple crown.

Edinburgh at night.

Fingal, Leith.

The Ocean Mist, Leith.

It was good to get out this morning after such a prolonged period of rainy days (weeks). No sunrise today at Elie but definitely a dramatic sky.

A few days ago I posted a pic of Lagagarbh Cottage taken from some distance away, I did also walk up to the cottage from close up. Even this close up it is still dwarfed by the Buachaille.

Lagagarbh Cottage in the distance dwarfed by the mighty Buachaille.

The timeless view of Blackrock cottage with Buachaille Etive Mòr in the background.

Glen Coe on a misty morning.

Enjoying the view.

Trains are not running across the Forth Bridge this week, so I had to settle for a boat going under it instead.

A colourful sunrise at Dysart Harbour.

Elie Lighthouse.

Sunrise at Lady Tower, Elie. Taken last week, not today obviously! 🤣

A stunning winter sunset over Loch Tummel.

A cold and frosty Kilchurn Castle.

Seafield Tower, Kirkcaldy.

Glen Coe at sunset.

I was out taking photos at all times and all over New York. I never felt unsafe and no matter the hour there was always some NYPD about.

I photographed a lot of Christmas Trees 🎄 when I was in New York. This was definitely one of my favourite scenes at the Lotte New York Palace.

I’ve just returned from a trip to New York, so lots of photos incoming over the next few days. Here is the first, downtown Manhattan from the Manhattan Bridge.

A few iPhone pics from New York dressed for Christmas. Many more to follow.

Me in front of the camera for a change.

A snowy Black Rock cottage with the unmistakable shape of the Buachaille in the background.

The Edinburgh skyline.

A tranquil coastal scene for you this morning. Taken from Kinghorn beach.

St Giles Cathedral looking good for the start of advent.

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Blue hour at Kinghorn.