Wall. Raking Sun

One slight advantage of the Scottish winter is the way that the sun (if it shows at all) throws a lovely low, raking light over everything. I've been waiting a while for the light for this shot of the North wall of this building. It's posh office-space now, but the original structure, the arches etc, are mid-17th century. As a certain Irish blipper might recognise, it's an old mill ;)

(The downside of the winter sun is that it never gets high enough to get out of your eyes the whole day. I actually only carry my sunglasses habitually between Nov and Feb)