George Square, Glasgow.
Since I walked across this Square at least twice a day for seven years, I thought I might post a picture. The latter is a stitch, albeit not a very good one. I'm still learning. Long may that continue. As always, clicking upon the graphic will enable a larger view.
posted by Sans Pantaloons at 8:31 PM
10 Comments:
I love the history and old buildings.
great pics, especially the long one.
Very cool, but explain to me what a stitch is. Is it piecing together multiple photos?
Teri, thank you. I have lots to post.
SkylersDad; Yes, that's what I mean by that term. Probably a more correct description would be a panoramic photo montage. My new cheap camera has this mode built in, but this effort was hand held, and I rotated the camera clockwise which led to the valley effect. I really should use a Triffid.
i love old buildings too! I enjoy looking at the architecture. One day I would love to come to Scotland to find my ancestors! And to stalk Sans.....
I want to visit Scotland someday too. But only after Cat's gone home.
what a beautiful square...piazza...plaza....meeting place...... who is the guy on top of the pillar?
Cat, I have never been stalked before...
Dick, gregarious is your middle name...
Cheer, the guy atop the pillar is Sir Walter Scott, also here is a picture of him wearing a Christmas bowtie made by Big Clive, a lighting Engineer. Photo courtesy of Clive Mitchell.
Thanks for the info......I am not sure I like the picture of Sir Walter Scott with the bow tie....it seems to be just wrong....
is that an invitation??
Cheer, no disrespect is intent. At Christmas the Square is festooned with lights, and I'm sure Sir Walter is more than happy to join in the fun and wear a flashing bowtie to mark the occasion. It also scares the seagulls away.
Cat, unfortunately no, but thank you for wanting to stalk me.
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