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  1. 30-Nov-07, 20:47 #1
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    Default Panoramic Shots of Scotland

    Thought those of you interested in the photography section would like to see this sight - http://panoramasofscotland.com/ Saw it tonight on Landward and have had a quick look - none of Caithness but there are some places I know quite well.
    Just realised there is one pic of Holburn Head - lovely sunny day!
    Last edited by wifie; 30-Nov-07 at 20:53. Reason: added some info
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    interesting photos but I couldn't look very long as motion sickness set in
  3. 01-Dec-07, 21:41 #3
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    none of Caithness

    ...check out my site, I have over 100 panos of Caithness and probably about the same of Sutherland and other scottish places on my website.
    Award winning photography http://www.martinacross.com/
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    Nice site, thanks for that link wifie.
    I like the soundtracks as well, it lends a bit of atmosphere...not unlike the Caithness Family history Site.

    I've passed on the link to a mate who is originally from Barra.

    Raven, could you post a link to your site please as I would like to have a look?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dusty View Post
    Raven, could you post a link to your site please as I would like to have a look?
    Here you go Dusty...
    http://www.martinacrossphotography.c...panoramas.html
    http://www.martinacrossphotography.c...panoramas.html

    that sould keep you busy for a while
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven View Post
    none of Caithness
    spotted 2, 1 of holborn head as mentioned above the other was castlehill harbour, though it was labelled 'sutherland' (in miscellaneous)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven View Post
    Here you go Dusty...
    http://www.martinacrossphotography.co.uk/html/caithness_panoramas.html
    http://www.martinacrossphotography.co.uk/html/sutherland_panoramas.html

    that should keep you busy for a while
    While I was looking at your website I stumbled across a few photos of stacked stones on beaches - you weren't responsible for the stacked stones at Latheron habour a couple of months back were you?

    I found them by accident one day - very Blair Witch-esque. Lol
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    Thanks for that link Wifie - some great photos there.

    Raven your pictures are amazing.
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    Raven,

    Thanks for the link to your site.
    Your photographs are awesome, so atmospheric.

    I will revisit your site for inspiration while I learn if that's OK.

    Thanks again.
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