Another photography run to glencoe this weekend and the first shot of the day was the Buachaille Etive M?r beautifully light in the morning sun. Driving down Glen Etive I was surprised by the amountContinue reading
Category: Landscape
East Coast Tour
It was time to hit the road again and get out and about for some photography, As usual an early start with taking an east coast tour of Scotland. First photo of the morning wasContinue reading
Arthur’s Seat
It was an early Start this morning getting up at 05:30 with the plan to climb Arthur’s Seat and photograph the area. Arriving in Edinburgh, we set off around 7am with it still being darkContinue reading
Skye Trip
It’s been a while since I’ve taken a road trip for photography, the trip this time was to explore and capture the Isle of Skye. However the weekend was challenging as the weather took aContinue reading
Wind & Bridges
Thought i should post some photo’s of recent outings to Black law Windfarm and the Forth Bridges. Windfarms are popping up everywhere and like it or not we’re stuck with them interrupting the natural skyline,Continue reading
Red Deer
Another wet and windy day in the highlands meant today’s photo outing wasn’t up to much, but still we toured around Glen Etive where these 2 images where captured. And the last shot of theContinue reading
West Coast Run
It’s been a while since i was last out with the camera, so today’s objective was to head along the West Coast en route to Oban where i could capture the Sea front lights overContinue reading
Shooting Stars
What a fantastic weekend photographing Stars in the Galloway Forrest Dark Skies Park the first Dark Sky Park in the UK. With around 75,000 hectares of land & limited numbers of buildings means it canContinue reading
Flying High
Sorting through some Photos and came across this one taken back in 2006, I was out walking the dogs when an Easy Jet flight passed over the Five Sisters in West Lothian.
Glen Affric
Glen Affric, a National Nature Reserve often claimed to be the most beautiful of all the Scottish glens stretches for around 30 miles from Kintail in the west to within a couple of miles ofContinue reading