Merry Christmas from Elgin Cathedral the ‘Lantern of the North ‘   35 comments

The Lantern of the North

The Lantern of the North resplendent in it’s winter coat 

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  1. ’tis the season…….. best to you and yours!

  2. Merry Christas to you and everyone you hold dear to your heart and I hope 2013 brings to you all you wish for. You know how much I love this image .

  3. Merry Christmas and the best for 2013 :) Thank you for sharing your beautiful blog!

  4. Beautiful, Scott, this should be on sale as a Christmas card in the cathedral shop. A very happy Christmas to you and your family!

    • I hope in the future it will be – it was used by my MSP Richard Lochhead for his Christmas message so that is a step in the right direction. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Scott

  5. A gorgeous photo – such an atmosphere of serenity. Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year!

  6. Great composition Scott. The light and colours are great and the reflection of the cathedral on the river make the shot.
    Merry Christmas.

  7. Amazing winter scene Scott!
    Merry Christmas to you and yours!
    So…what are we drinking tonight? ;-)

  8. I like the cool blues in the photo.
    Merry Christmas to you, too, Scott.

  9. Utterly perfect shot for the season. Makes me want to do a Harry Potter and crawl into the picture. Simply lovely.

  10. A Merry Christmas to you too…..and here’s to lots of good shooting in 2013. Now Elgin, that takes me back a few years to an early summers morning waiting for the sun to break through the thin layer of cloud to light up the front of the ruins and the rose bed. After 2 hours it did and we got the shot before the sun moved to far round. What I remember above all else was the noise of the traffic passing through the town plus of course the jets from the airbase overhead…for a small town it WAS noisy! I recall there was also a Religious Sculpture Garden near the Cathedral, looked good but it had only just been renovated and needed sometime, like all gardens, to settle in. It was a good trip that year up the East Coast with some fantastic weather…..after Elgin it was Forres and Findhorn then Rosemarkie and my favorite location on the east coast…The Black Isle.

    • I would love to see the shot you refer too – beyond this I haven’t really tried photographing the ruins – one for the Spring. I have spent quiet a bit of time recently photographing around the Black Isle so I understand exactly where you are coming from, I love living here and will probably settle here or Wester Ross when I finish – Wester Ross if I can afford it – anyway I look forward to seeing your New Year offerings – but for now have a relaxed and healthy Christmas and New Year.

      • I will have to scan the Elgin shots when I next do a batch as they were all medium format shots. That trip was one of those lucky breaks when two magazines gave me commissions for the same area…not only that the weather gave us a good break over a five week trip. Enjoy the festive break

  11. Stunning shot. Have a great Christmas.

  12. ¡Bellísima toma! Feliz Navidad!!

  13. Just GORGEOUS!
    Merry (day after) Christmas!

  14. Beautiful!

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  15. Oh Scott; this one took my breath away…! :)

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