I found Renderosity late on in 2003 and have since become an avid viewer of the tremendous talent on display. My contribution is just pictures I've drawn, daft sketches, favorite photos (mostly of landscapes and mountain days out) and comments and laughs with other members. Thanks to all at Renderosity and to people who contribute some amazing images and ideas.
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Comments (16)
LICORNEDECRISTAL
belle lumiere ....belle photo!!!!!!
Lledeline
Wonderful and artistic shot of an historic place.
cynlee
such history!! & beauty too... fragrant place to rest :]
CDBrugg
lovely picture - Rob Roy a hero - his enemies called him a cattle-thief!
LostPatrol
Damn it! I have been looking for snowdrops and havent found any. Maybe tomorrow. Wonderful shot and a lovely setting and DOF, excellent POV, looks a little less windy there. Lucky you.
tommorules
Superb photo & great context. Very well done!
sossy
beautiful snow bells! impressive the beauty on such a place! great jop! ;o)
Luka_30
It could happen in a few days. Very good sunny shot.
avalonfaayre
Nice shot, and view of new life an death. Nice Easter shot.
Tedz
A fine Photo....He was a Hero of My Boyhood :]
addiek
A legendary figure ... we used to eat 'Rob Roy oats' as kids (as a chest hair experiment!).
kenwas
Like Tedz, Rob Roy was a hero of my boyhood as well. Excellent shot and great to see this place.
oscilis
My hero too! Great photo with the sharp snowdrops full of life and the tombstones in the background.
Punaguy
Hail to the hero and this beaut of a shot of the snowdrops....Well done!
jgkane
Lovely snow drops., Anthony. I must admit that I have not seen many around this year - except in a garden shop, in the centre of Glasgow! Someone told me that they were now a protected wild plant. I uased to have some in the late 1970s, in my rockery. However I did see some, last weekend, near the railway line in the way into Lanark station, and some more on the back road from Kirkfieldbank to Douglas Water. Crossford and Braehead, also in the upper CLyde Valley used to have a lot. Regards, John.
jcv2
New life on a place we associate with death. Powerful shot!