Up Kinnoull Hill: Nice Trees
Three photos of trees, taken on a stroll up Kinnoull Hill in Perth.
Three photos of trees, taken on a stroll up Kinnoull Hill in Perth.
It’s my favourite time of the year. Admittedly the snow, slush and ice on the pavements makes strolling a little
A handful of photos taken after dark from the Queen’s Bridge in town, waiting for the fireworks to happen.
A small selection of photos from a weekend trip to Mull last September – a couple of views around Lochdon,
It seems a while ago now, but last September I spent a weekend trundling around Argyll. The light on the
A fairly obvious shot from a viewing location on the south side of the Tay, the road bridge disappearing
One of my favourite views – from above Monzie, looking along Strathearn to Glen Turret. There’s a Highland Boundary
The reflections of Creag an Aonaich in Loch Awe on a calm day take some beating. Only question is: with
Streetview Loch Earn is still an idyllic scene despite everyone stopping to take photos in St Fillan’s. Herewith, two obvious
Mist rising on Ben Lawers, taken from Kenmore on Loch Tay
A final pair of images from the day’s trip around Loch Rannoch – the first taken at the start as
This one isn’t so much about the water as the mountain, Schiehallion. Back in 1774, its regular shape and relatively
It wasn’t the spectacular sunset I was hoping for – but that’s OK, I’ll take a hazy glow any day.
It’s hard driving around Loch Rannoch – all the stopping and starting makes for lousy mileage. But that’s OK –
Pine forests: what’s not to like? Scots Pine trees stand tall and proud, burnished orange-gold catching the sun; birch trees get a