Birnam Hill: Trees
Straight and curved, young to characterful and spooky: the many and varied moods of trees. A handful of photos taken […]
Straight and curved, young to characterful and spooky: the many and varied moods of trees. A handful of photos taken […]
A handful more photos from an afternoon stroll around Birnam Hill – little things that caught my eye. There was
It’s been a while. A couple of weekends ago I made it out to my favourite afternoon walk location, Duncan’s
The view driving south-west along the A9 just above Forteviot is quite a treat – an open expanse of Strathearn
…it does it properly. A small handful of photos taken late one evening when all around was quiet (apart from
I took a long scenic detour home today, stopping in Bridge of Earn to search for Cromwell’s Tree having read about
Making photos on returning to Glen Lyon after too many years’ absence.
A selection of photos taken around Glen Lednock, mostly up the Melville Monument overlooking Comrie. This is Highland Boundary Fault
The flip-side of my previous post on what nature does around town: making architecture and art look interesting.
It feels like millenia ago, but back in late Spring this year I spent a happy afternoon strolling across one
It seems like ages ago now – but back in April, a friend took me for a walk up Corrie
Continuing the theme of failed attempts to do astrophotography, I spent an evening out at Newport-on-Tay in Fife. There’s a
Late in the afternoon I caught a ferry from Oban out to Mull. Several times in the voyage, the light