12 magical spots to enjoy an Ayrshire sunset this week THROUGHOUT Ayrshire we are lucky to have an abundance of beautiful spots to enjoy the wonderful weather currently being enjoyed across the region. And there is seldom a better way to end your day than watching the sun disappear behind Arran, Ailsa Craig or just vanish into the horizon. Luckily, we have pulled together just some of the best spots you can visit to watch, and capture, the sun going down - especially now we are able to travel to other council areas. Some of these may be on your doorstep, some a bit further afield but one thing is for sure, they are all worth visiting.
After a full month of spectacular shots, breath-taking photos and captured memories that our camera club members have shared, we wanted to put together a gallery to display some of their best work. Our camera club members take great pride in their photographs and every picture shows a stunning part of the towns we live in - whether it is taking a snap of the nature that surrounds us or fantastic landscapes of Ayrshire’s beautiful sunset’s. Now, it is time to give our talented members the recognition they deserve.
Ardrossan and Saltcoats Camera Club Starting with the Ardrossan and Saltcoats Camera Club, there were so many amazing photos to choose from, but these three really caught our eye.
The frozen lake at Eglinton Park was photographed by Jackie Brown. This stunning photo of Irvine beach was taken by David Robson, which really captures the winter skies here in Ayrshire. And finally, Hugh Anderson captured this beautiful soft glow over Arran, which made the snowy hills especially pronounced.
Photo of the Month The photo that really took our breath away this month was this superb image taken by Alan Pettigrew of Arran. The island looked just lovely behind the quaint wee town of Saltcoats. If you would like to see more fantastic photos, visit our camera club Facebook pages and join the club!