Author Archives: Sharon Halliday
The old tree atop the knowe
Everyone has a favourite tree, and I am no different. In fact I probably have a few, starting with the old beech tree that me and my sisters used to climb as kids. But after moving into the cottage, I now call home, my new favourite tree is found just over the dyke in an adjoining field.
Galloway Squirrels Calendar
Christmas is coming… and the Galloway Squirrel Calendar for 2015 is available to order
Southerness Lighthouse print added to shop
B&W print of Southerness Lighthouse now listed on ETSY > http://t.co/KGKLC7Nwjc #lighthouse #Scotland pic.twitter.com/Hg1c0X1tTs
— hiddengalloway (@hiddengalloway) November 4, 2014
Sunrise behind the last sunflower.
After days of dismal weather the skies cleared.
Parallel Tension
Sometimes there is so much you want to say about an image and what it evokes in you; why you took it; why you are sharing it; what it means, that you just can’t find the words. This is such a shot.
The Faerie Bridge
….it looked like a such magical place; and indeed it was, after walking a sun-dappled mile or so through verdant spellbound woods I reached the bridge where the faeries play.
Carlingwark Birds
I have been taking photographs for a good few years now and every one freezes its own little moment in time.
Mouse versus hazelnut – an short adventure into vine
I have meant to give video a shot for a while, so with increasing amounts of chat about the success of the 6 second vine video i thought that at the least I should give that a go/. So it was just a case of waiting for a suitable subject, I didn’t have to wait long thankfully, as my patience is short, before a little mouse ascended the nut post to nab the currently absent squirrels hazelnut.
The result is seen below in a short looping video.
Shadowy cattle stand softly dreaming with wide-open eyes.
A mashed up borrowed quote from Lud-in-the-Mist (thank you internet).