Tillicoultry Quarry
Continuing the theme of mankind’s interaction with nature: exploring Tillicoultry Quarry by drone for some interesting angles on the rock […]
Continuing the theme of mankind’s interaction with nature: exploring Tillicoultry Quarry by drone for some interesting angles on the rock […]
Then came the churches, then came the schools Then came the lawyers, then came the rules Then came the trains
Photographic exercise: uniformity
Driving up the M90 past Stirling there is a little mound of a hillock at Craigforth, opposite Cambusbarron, which I
I spent the morning of Dec 22 – the first day of winter – up Kinnoull Hill. There was beautiful
I’ve discovered DJI GS (“groundstation”) Pro, which allows me to plot-out routes in advance with waypoints and control what happens
I hadn’t intended to go around the Mill Glen… but with a choice of three Hill-foot villages, I said Tillicoultry
Wonderful amazing weather last night. The thunderstorm started around midnight, resumed sparking silently but continuously in the distance from 2
On Sunday, on a whim, I went down to Edinburgh. As always, the city was fairly heaving but I revisited
…it does it properly. A small handful of photos taken late one evening when all around was quiet (apart from
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
Continuing the theme of failed attempts to do astrophotography, I spent an evening out at Newport-on-Tay in Fife. There’s a
A small collection of things seen in the course of one day strolling around Perth: the classic view of St