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In Scotland, it is quite terrible in winter, rains & snows from time to time. It's quite hard for me to get fine exposure of every picture. My DC Panansonic Fz1 risks himself in such wet weather first time in his life, shutter button & menu button as well as lens watered, which may lead to heavy stain in certain pictures...:(
All pictures vary in different levels of procession through Photoshop
, which may not result in great change of hue but carefully modulation of brightness & contrast as far as reverse-pictures.
Have to say, the Ness water, which is famous for its levity of weather,
where weather changes and color changes, may bring u greatest surpise. U may never believe ur eyes on the spot.

U can get most orginal picture of a size as large as 1024x768 pixels, while other pictures indicated in small size of 640x480 pixels as guide map or interpretation.