Forth Rail Bridge 015
Standing out on headland by Burntisland on the Fife coast and looking up the Firth of Forth towards the bridges. Shifting light and weather all day, bright sun one moment, then dull over, mist and haar, then bright again. 

The haar was obscuring the view but I quite liked the way the Forth Rail Bridge emerged from the mist like some mythic sea monster (you can just see the towers of the suspension road bridge behind it although the new third bridge beyond that seems lost in the mist), so I  took a few shots despite the fuzzy nature with the mist and distance.

In the foreground you can see Inchcolm, one of the larger islands and just about make out the silhouettes of buildings on it - a twelfth century abbey. The Maid of the Forth sails down to it, I took my parents a few years back, wonderful spot to visit and well worth the cruise down river if you get the chance.
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