Sunday`s Mix of Pics.

[billmac57]

This is Stirling old bridge, the site of the Battle of Stirling



Farming from on High



The Trial of William Wallace.There were a lot of historical characters at Stirling Castle today



Mary Queen of Scots & Friend

[dutchess85]

I really like the photo of the bridge and the farming from up high. All are great shots.

[beachcomber]

Four outstanding pictures Bill. Beautiful waterways and superbly patterned fields being harvested, William Wallace showing a good deal of emotion, and I like the costume shot.

they may take our lives.... but they'll never take our FREEDOM!!

[peeperita]

great set of images......william wallace looks amazing.....

peeper

[jakethepig]

Ive seen a few photos of that bridge Bill, but none as good as the one that you have captured. that is gorgeous and I love the reflection and the one of the field is also an excellent capture. Looks like a lot at the castle with all the characters too. This is a great set Bill. Very nice work.

Dave.

[lindyannajones]

The bridge looks very serene and peaceful, with it's sturdy stonework and glimering reflections. Not quite the case in 1297. You know, Bill, I often try to imagine what it must be like to have daily reminders of being connected to the lives of ones ancestors. You must feel a part of that history. It is diffeent here. There are not many traces of our forebearers. I digress. Your photo will become a favorite on Flickr as will the second. I could look at that field with those rolled bales of hay and people tending the land every day and never grow weary of seeing it.

[Technical Tim]

love the bridge shot, great reflection and the subtle change of colours in the harvest shot are really nice

[fstopMike]

Excellent array of shots. I like the bridge and reflection and I love the patterns on farming on high

[billmac57]

Originally Posted by dutchess85

I really like the photo of the bridge and the farming from up high. All are great shots.

Thank you so much.

Originally Posted by beachcomber

Four outstanding pictures Bill. Beautiful waterways and superbly patterned fields being harvested, William Wallace showing a good deal of emotion, and I like the costume shot.

they may take our lives.... but they'll never take our FREEDOM!!

Thanks Beach, I appreciate your terrific comments.

Originally Posted by peeperita

great set of images......william wallace looks amazing.....

peeper

He was so good, he spoke with no hesitation, he really lived the part.

Originally Posted by jakethepig

Ive seen a few photos of that bridge Bill, but none as good as the one that you have captured. that is gorgeous and I love the reflection and the one of the field is also an excellent capture. Looks like a lot at the castle with all the characters too. This is a great set Bill. Very nice work.

Dave.

Thanks Dave, I must admit the bridge came out better than I thought it would

Originally Posted by lindyannajones

The bridge looks very serene and peaceful, with it's sturdy stonework and glimering reflections. Not quite the case 1297. You know, Bill, I often try to imagine what it must be like to have daily reminders of being connected to the lives of ones ancestors. You must feel a part of that history. It is diffeent here. There are not many traces of our forebearers. I digress. Your photo will become a favorite on Flickr as will the second. I could look at that field with those rolled bales of hay and people tending the land every day and never grow weary of seeing it.

Thanks Linda, I suppose when you live here you just take all these places for granted.

Originally Posted by Technical Tim

love the bridge shot, great reflection and the subtle change of colours in the harvest shot are really nice

Thanks Tim, appreciate your looking and comment

Originally Posted by fstopMike

Excellent array of shots. I like the bridge and reflection and I love the patterns on farming on high

Thanks Mike.

[sheltiesmama]

Beautiful shots. I knew Mary Queen of Scots but had to go look up William Wallace. See, you not only learn about photography on DPS, but you learn history as well.