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The Wistarion, Pg. 45, 1947, Archives & Special Collections, Hunter College Libraries, Hunter College of the City University of New York, New York City.
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After an excellent day's weather the forecast was for a quick change for the worse early evening so, in anticipation, I went looking for clouds. The abundant and colourful wild-flowers and varied grasses at Castle Loch, Lochmaben enriched the foreground.
This is a picture I took outside my door last December. Winter sunsets are so dramatic. Or maybe its just that I am awake when the sunsets in the winter :-0
Photos taken during a 6 day driving trip that stretched from Edinburgh to Ratagan (near Skye) on Day 1, the Isle of Skye on Day 2, from Ratagan to Ullapool on Day 3, from Ullapool to Durness on Day 4, from Durness to Inverness on Day 5 and Inverness to Edinburgh on Day 6.
You can see a route map on virtualwayfarer.com that documents my exact path as well as additional information about the trip.
Also, please check out the color counter-part to this album.
A special thank you to www.carrentals.co.uk who partially sponsored my car rental and helped make this trip possible.
Dramatic Skies - day 3 - such great clouds! Now if only the 2 WW2 Lancaster bombers we really came out to watch had flown in front of this one....
Blade to the Heat February 17-27, 2022, Scene Dock Theatre, MFA Year 3 Acting Repertory © 2022 Photo by Craig Schwartz for the USC School of Dramatic Arts
I came outside one afternoon and from my balcony I could see this bank of clouds rollong in. I grabbed my camera and made a bunch of photos with the intention to go black and white. It lasted about 5 mins before the clouds were overhead but managed to get some shots.