Martín el Escocés
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Feeling the Blues at the end of the road, on a winter's afternoon on the East side of Loch Lomond.
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In the Gloaming at Loch Lomond
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Darcy Grizzle
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And beautiful blues it is 
AlanLichty
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Seeing the blues as well as feeling them - nice scene.
Kyle Jones
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Beautiful light in the clouds. I think you have the perfect shutter speed for the ripples in the loch too.
Now I have the song going through my mind. Very lovely blue light image.
Douglas Sherman
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Beautifully done, Martin.
Martín el Escocés
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Thanks very much for your comments Darcy, Alan, Kyle, Ben, Jim and Douglas!
Yes Ben. The words of this old Jacobite song express a very moody and "blue" air - being, reputedly, of a condemned Jacobin rebel. I always think of the word "gloaming" as meaning slightly more than twilight or dusk, having an element of that colourful "glow" that comes at dusk in the highlands, where the twilight lasts for ever in the winter; when the sun begins to set very early in the afternoon
BarryHamilton
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Dig the colorful light and reflections.
Martín el Escocés
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Yes, I think your right, Andrey. I had a slight unease when I posted - which is often the sign of a missed horizon. The light reflecting on the ripples confused me a little, I think! Thanks for liking it regardless!
Hey, thanks, Zeph. If and when I print it, I'll fix it first!
Thanks Barry, glad you enjoyed it!