I’ve been to Birnam Hill and Duncan’s Hill area at least six times, so it made a good testing ground […]
Having spent a few days based in my favourite Glen Affric hunting scenery up in the far North, I drove
This is fast becoming one of my favourite walks around town – not least because it’s less muddy than the
We’ve had water, trees, a morning sunrise: now for that dash of extra magic with the most beautiful light. That’s
Having contemplated the role of water in the landscape, the second aspect by which to contemplate Glen Affric is the
I had a short holiday at the start of last November, a few days spent in Glen Affric. There are
It’s a classic viewpoint – at the head of Loch Tay standing on the shores at Kenmore, looking down the
At the end of November I spent a happy Saturday afternoon driving out to the Black Mount area in Rannoch
My friend Tom and I went for a stroll in the West Woods of Ethie in Angus. Not a woodland
Just to disprove the idea of deterministic landscape photography, as I was driving back from Acharn through Grandtully along Strathtay,
Today’s random philosophical question: is landscape photography actually deterministic? Research maps. Check weather forecast. Think about time and location and
There’s a couple of picturesque views to be had just below the hotel at Inversnaid harbour – the waterfall cascading
A few months ago now, I spent a happy Saturday afternoon driving around the countryside – visited some old haunts