Meditation at Loch Muick

Wonderful image.

Thanks John. You seem to be the first visitors to many of my pictures at the moment.

Great capture!!

Best wishes
Füsun

Glad you lied it Füsun.

A most unexpected encounter!
Very Zen...

Indeed Diana, it was a great surprise to us.

You can find strange people everywhere :-) Great shot!

Haha, you can say that again Daniela.

Well he makes a change from finding a piper;-) Nice one Herb.

Funny enough, the last time I heard a piper in the wild countryside was in the Lake District! Glad you enjoyed it.

Joli!

Thanks Nathalie.

Oh well, it seems to be very quiet there. ***

Viele Grüße, Lothar

It was extremely quite except for the inquisitive tourist with a camera around their neck :)

How brilliant........................his orange robes really stand out in the landscape! A lovely, if unexpected portrait!

Yes Keith, that orange certainly adds colour to this wild landscape. Glad you liked it. ~ Herb

Ha! Not something you come across every day! He certainly looks at one with nature. You weren't tempted to join him then :) Cheers, Rosa.

Thanks Rosa and no, I was not tempted, but without him being there I would have skipped to the end of the stone pier to take a photo of the boat house maybe :) However I think this capture was the better shot.

Cheers, Herb

A strange encounter!

Yes, it can happen anywhere Cammino.

A beautiful shot, Herb !

Good that you enjoyed this most tranquil scene Ulrich.

A great image Herb, I hope you asked him about the photo

Indeed I did Peter, part of my conversation with him. I never got his email address to send him a final copy though. Maybe he will see this and ask for it? Not sure if they have mobile phone coverage in the Tibet mountains :)

Cheers, Herb

Wonderful timing and a great shot Herb. We have come across a few strange sights in Scotland but nothing like this!

Well there you go Carol. You never really know what may be around the corner. No idea where these guys came form or where they were staying as I had already broke into his concentration with nature and I did not want to trouble him more than necessary. In fairness, this spot was on the edge of a most popular part of this walking path and so if he wanted more peace -maybe a better place could have been found. ~ Herb

Oportuna y buena fotografía con color y reflejo.
Yo que tras una sesión de Ipernity me levanto con el trasero dolorido, quedo admirado que este hombre, sobre una piedra, se relaje en semejante postura. Entiendo que es posible y tiene su técnica.

Very happy that you have been amused by this photo Jose. I quite understand your 'sore ass' problems, as I often feel the same way after a few hours on Ipernity. Maybe I should try sitting on a stone in water too?
have a great week, Herbert

Cracking capture Herb ..his orange robes really stand out.
Regards TOZ.

Sure did Toz. We need to carry him around with us to brighten up our pictures.

Cheers, Herb

Om .............

Thanks Sarah.

I saw the same scene at Loch Coruisk in the Cuillins of Skye in 1978. I took a photo (with his permission) but sadly the photo, and many others from that time. is no mpore.

Maybe its a part of the world where Buddhist go for a bit of Zen. I took this with his permission too and I am glad I captured it OK. I know what you mean about lost photos. I have a period of about 5 great years taking photos with my Olypus trio -all 35mm- all prints only. I have the prints but nothing on here. Great to see you here lad. Keep well and I hope you survive the heat.
Cheers, Herb

Cor blimey.. his knees are more supple than mine.... I could never sit like that...
Anyway Herb'... still a good snap here.. with added interest
Cheers from Dave.

Ha ha. same for me Dave. I would break my bones sitting like that. Glad you liked this snap.

Keep good, Herb

He seems to be a long way from home...

No idea where 'home' was for him Niel. Certainly a long way from Tibet!

Cheers, Herb

Hi Herb

I really like this

Superb colours and Great composition.

Confucius he say "The more man meditates upon good thoughts, the better will be his world and the world at large."

Best Wishes, and a good weekend
Peter

You know Peter, we like the same things here. Great to see you quoting Confucius and it is most appropriate.

Peter -have a great weekend, your photo mate, Herb