Ross-shire through the Lens – readers' photos in the frame
Laura Paterson of Dingwall took this shot of an icy cold Fyrish Monument, one of the most popular subjects of our Ross-shire through the Lens series.
Her shot captures an altogether different mood to many others, part of the beauty of getting out and about in different conditions as the light and weather conditions change.
The picture appears on the letters page on the paper under the heading: 'Ross-shire through the Lens'.
With such a large and starkly contrasting area to choose from, amateur snappers are seldom stuck for choice when trying to figure out where to point their cameras.
And we love seeing the results.
From landmarks such as the monument on Fyrish Hill to the oil platforms in the Cromarty Firth it overlooks and the stunning beauty of Wester Ross, the variety is endless.
Lockdown offers an opportunity to capture something close to home.
Or perhaps your own bird-watching antics have yielded some great images?
There's no reason why people can't feature too.
Fancy sending yours in? Email hector.mackenzie@hnmedia.co.uk, marking the subject heading 'Ross-shire through the Lens' and including your name, address and a few details about where the picture was taken.
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