We visited the
Isle of May in the Firth of Forth recently during a weekend away in Fife.
As per flippin' usual our timing was lousy - the Puffins had just left and the Grey Seals had not yet arrived
... and the weather wasn't exactly playing ball either.
If you do go there, May-July is generally recommended to be the best time.
A few shots nonetheless... otherwise this thread would serve no purpose eh!?
Robert Stevenson Lighthouse ISO100, 24mm, f/8, 1/25, 0.9 Hard GND
(Disused)
Low Light lighthouse, now used as a bird observatory.
ISO100, 140mm, f/8, 1/160, 0.9 Hard GND
A
Coal-fired Beacon was established on the Isle of May in 1635.
ISO100, 40mm, f/8, 1/50, 0.9 Hard GND Foghorn & White-Tailed Sea Eagle ISO100, 280mm (1.4x extender), f/8, 1/160, 0.6 Soft GND
(ok you do need to view it
full size to really make it out
)
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