Looking From Mona Gowan To Cairnagour

Another shot of that lovely fence on top of Mona Gowan yesterday - looking over towards our next 'top' Cairnagour.

[LManning (Laura)]

Wonderful use of the fence as a leading line, and the sky is incredible.

[Pigeons Farm]

Love the fence as a leading line and the winter weather, so moody.

[Casablanca]

Looks like it goes on forever. Still so much snow

[Islandgirl]

Love the fence and barren land!

[Doris J]

Interesting fence, I wonder what they are fencing off. Nice picture.

[Sally Ings]

I like how you are using the fence to draw ones eye into the picture

[*lynn]

great composition ... good job at getting a desolate look!

[Bep]

Looks very cold...

[Daryl O'Hare]

The land alone is vast, and then this fence!

[Sarah Bremner]

You are still going strong! Well done!

[Margaret Brown]

Wonderful, desolate landscape and fencing giving a leading line that takes you right through the picture.

[Judith Greenwood]

That is amazing but blimey it looks cold

[Pat Knowles]

A Trump fence!!🤣🤣. No not really but the fence is rather unexpected.... such an amazing one too, I imagine it’s a deer fence guessing. Looks so cold up there, I am in awe of your grit & determination!

[haskar]

Great composition. I like this rough atmosphere.

[Judith Johnson]

Looks cold, love your pov and sense of atmosphere

[Babs]

Lovely composition. It still looks pretty chilly in your neck of the woods.

[Valerie Chesney]

Desolate & windswept & freezing...My eye is drawn along the fence to the distant horizon. Stunning capture..Fav

[Kathy]

The fence makes a great leading line in this scene.

[Kat]

Awesome shot, fav!

[Molly]

Wonderful leading lines into the distant landscape - love it!

[Poppo Livy]

The fence draws the eye in to follow it to the distance

[Kim]

Love how you've used the fence to create perspective in this landscape.