Scott McCall

@weblabrador.bsky.social

399 Followers 215 Following

Designer by trade. For my sins I am a Raiders fan.

A black and white dog turns to the camera and is shocked at what has occurred.
Heavy snow falling in a Glasgow street with sandstone tenements.
Gromit in the rain in a bright yellow raincoat with stick with a handkerchief bag on the end
From the Steven Spielberg film ET, Elliot's older bt=rother and younger sister cry as ET hugs Elliot goodbye with a lit up spaceship in the background.
A bottle of Laphroaig whisky in front of a television with a goal being scored for Scotland on the screen…
A view from a balcony in Brodick, looking over the bay with Goat Fell in the distance. The sky is clear blue and sunny.
A panoramic view of Brodick bay in Arran with Goat Fell in distance. The sky is blue and the sea calm.
A balcony on an old art deco building with graffiti of a young hooded girls face on it.
View of the Douro river with Porto on one side and the Monastery of Serra do Pilar on the other.
A Robin's nest nestled behind a green bag in a wooden shed, a Robin looks directly into the camera with a "Can I help you?' look.
A lock screen of a Rodin sculpture from the Rodin museum in Paris.
A Falkirk fan surrounded by a crowd holds his scarf over his head.
Jack Jones of the Raiders returns an interception for 6 against the Chiefs.
The Iron Giant flying through clouds, saying “Superman”
A picture of two forks and two pink candles on a wooden table.
Clip from Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Clip from Animal House.
A screenshot of twitter showing the account “Weblabrador” doesn’t exist.
Clipped picture from an article in the Guardian about the Traitors TV show.
A screenshot from BBC News saying "Why global stars like Coldplay and Ed Sheeran are hitting India". Not literally of course...
A morning moonlight corner of Glasgow tenements in the southside.
Close up of a puppy in a manger…
A snowy tenement street in Glasgow.
Still from American Werewolf in London. In the Slaughtered Lamb, a warning from a regular, “ Beware the moon, lads”