A Lesser Signal iphone User

I do think I blended in pretty well! Actually, at that point there was a signal, the last one until about 5.30 pm, this being 10.30 am. All sorts of things were going on in the outside world and I was like an astronaut on the dark side of the moon, except I was on the far side of Mull!

Ha, your hero in the Pause mode to let you shoot him in this great place (what did you do with the processing ? Sorry, you know me, i'm for natural and just wonder why you accentuated it so much, if you permit i ask).

Ahh, have still to explain this to Mr E.
Love his expression "It's that woman again!"

It's amazing how this species is slowly adapting to the rural environment. Initially they spread out from the cities to the smaller towns and villages. It's not unusual to find them in isolated areas of the countryside. However, they are not yet resident in these areas, as they are dependent on a source of electricity. I reckon that they will soon take up residence in the wilder parts of the country, as solar power becomes more readily available. The same thing applies to another species - the photographer. Clearly you've managed to capture a shot of a rare hybrid The Lesser Signal i Phone Snapper. Doesn't it blend in well with it's surroundings? Well done, you have the patience of a saint.

I like the colors and the back ground

Nigel, it's me who has the patience, waiting for a signal!

Arhh! Panic! What, no signal! Sheeeesh! Mouse and I are gonna have to cancel! Seriously-a question, is it really that bad? Do they have public Wi-Fi in pubs and coffee shops?

Mull seems to be really beautiful place.
You were lucky to catch this Lesser Signal i Phone Snapper. :)

i can feel chris panicking from here! welcome to scotland.

No, I never have been that far North before. I had just assumed that whilst it is a complete pain to put landlines into remote areas, wi-fi and mobile signals are much easier to install, so that's what would have happened. Hmm, I'm gonna have to think through my workflow on the Island(In terms of posting pics on AM3), a new challenge

he he ... your darling is very often in your frame ;)

A nice informal picture of this special person. I like the processing you did to enhance the shot.

He matches the background colours very well, it looks a primaeval sort of place. Happy Easter.

A rare one indeed, nicely captured. Are they timid and run off quickly when they hear a noise or did you have time to line up the shot ?

the different colours are cool.

I'm not sure if this species has truly adapted to the environment!):-

very nice & beautiful!

someone seems to have his hands full ... and he looks as if caught red-handed at it ;-))
magnificent scenery, btw - mull is truly beautiful !!

fantastic - very funny