Just an update...
I took a look back at the photo and the person who took it and I was surprised
at the home location of the Mr. Bremner, a place called 'Nigg' next to Cromarty Firth
in Northern Scotland.
The expanse of water is often a haven for dolphins and seals that seem to enjoy the
remoteness and quiet waters.
I have no proof that Ian Bremner took the single image at this nearby-to-his-home
location, but I'm sure it would be more convenient if one was photographing seals!
Later, I found these comments on a site discussing the phenomena and I must admit,
I agree with them!
Loch Ness Monster Blogspot.
RP McMurphy15 September 2016 at 21:59
I'm far from convinced the Bremner pic was taken at the loch.
Just doesn't look like Loch Ness water to me.
I think the clue may be in where he lives - Nigg.
I'm guessing it's a photo taken in one of the firths.
It looks like some sort of sea channel to me.
RP McMurphy16 September 2016 at 04:45
Hmmm look at the water colour and the discolouration at the top
and bottom which jbdicates shallower water.
You won't see that water effect on the loch in my experience.
The minute I saw this pic I thought it was seawater and I remain
sure that's the case. It's reminiscent of a channel in one of the firths.
Just my two-pence worth!
I took a look back at the photo and the person who took it and I was surprised
at the home location of the Mr. Bremner, a place called 'Nigg' next to Cromarty Firth
in Northern Scotland.
The expanse of water is often a haven for dolphins and seals that seem to enjoy the
remoteness and quiet waters.
I have no proof that Ian Bremner took the single image at this nearby-to-his-home
location, but I'm sure it would be more convenient if one was photographing seals!
Later, I found these comments on a site discussing the phenomena and I must admit,
I agree with them!
Loch Ness Monster Blogspot.
RP McMurphy15 September 2016 at 21:59
I'm far from convinced the Bremner pic was taken at the loch.
Just doesn't look like Loch Ness water to me.
I think the clue may be in where he lives - Nigg.
I'm guessing it's a photo taken in one of the firths.
It looks like some sort of sea channel to me.
RP McMurphy16 September 2016 at 04:45
Hmmm look at the water colour and the discolouration at the top
and bottom which jbdicates shallower water.
You won't see that water effect on the loch in my experience.
The minute I saw this pic I thought it was seawater and I remain
sure that's the case. It's reminiscent of a channel in one of the firths.
Just my two-pence worth!
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