06/12/2009
Summer Nights in Oban
I took my camera with me all the time in Oban, even to dinner, because with the ever changing sky and light you'd never know when the next beautiful motive would appear.
Oban Bay in the evening sun
This is another shot taken from the B&B room. I love it when the sun sparkles on water - more pretty than diamonds.
Oban Bay at night
Taken outside the pub near the B&B. I just stood there and enjoyed the view for a while.
Oban Bay, late evening
And there was that moment when the light turned into those lovely sepia tones, like on an old photography.
A detail shot taken in Oban harbour
A picture from the harbour, with the riggings of a sailing boat in the foreground. And a few of those Scottish clouds.
One of the island ferries
This was a bit earlier, when the late ferry from Coll and Tiree came in. Caledonian MacBrayne operates most of the services to the Hebridean isles.
Sunset
This one was taken through the window of the restaurant where I had a late dinner. I caught the moment the sun went down in all its golden glory.
After sunset
The same view taken outside about an hour later. It didn't get fully dark even at 1 am.
White nights in Oban
The (almost) white nights reminded me of the time I lived in Stockholm where the light could be beautiful as well in summer.
Sunset in Oban
The landscape of the Highlands is breathtakingly beautiful. The mountains, the water, that incredible, ever changing light .... I could go on forever. ¶ 12/06/2009
I took my camera with me all the time in Oban, even to dinner, because with the ever changing sky and light you'd never know when the next beautiful motive would appear.
This is another shot taken from the B&B room. I love it when the sun sparkles on water - more pretty than diamonds.
Taken outside the pub near the B&B. I just stood there and enjoyed the view for a while.
And there was that moment when the light turned into those lovely sepia tones, like on an old photography.
A picture from the harbour, with the riggings of a sailing boat in the foreground. And a few of those Scottish clouds.
This was a bit earlier, when the late ferry from Coll and Tiree came in. Caledonian MacBrayne operates most of the services to the Hebridean isles.
This one was taken through the window of the restaurant where I had a late dinner. I caught the moment the sun went down in all its golden glory.
The same view taken outside about an hour later. It didn't get fully dark even at 1 am.
The (almost) white nights reminded me of the time I lived in Stockholm where the light could be beautiful as well in summer.
The landscape of the Highlands is breathtakingly beautiful. The mountains, the water, that incredible, ever changing light .... I could go on forever. ¶ 12/06/2009
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Oh my goodness, what gorgeous shots! And I thought that all of your previous ones couldn't be bettered. Have you ever thought of selling some of your pictures to online stock photography companies?
ABSOLUTELY WOW - thanks so much for more beautiful pix. It makes me yearn too much to be in Scotland again, but it's well worth the 'pain' :-)
Lovely photos, especially the gorgeous sunset. The all-night twilight is something else, isn't it? Oban must be on a similar sort of latitude to Stockholm, I guess.
I can only echo everyone else's comments - what incredibly gorgeous pics! And like Lady D, I wonder if you could sell them?
Thank you, everyone.
Lady D and Alianore, I have actually sold two photos to a Canadian publisher for a non fiction book. Never though about putting them up on a photos sales site, though.
Carla, Oban is a tad further south than Stockholm, but definitely a lot more north than my place. :)
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Lady D and Alianore, I have actually sold two photos to a Canadian publisher for a non fiction book. Never though about putting them up on a photos sales site, though.
Carla, Oban is a tad further south than Stockholm, but definitely a lot more north than my place. :)
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