Winter along the Provost’s Walk
This is fast becoming one of my favourite walks around town – not least because it’s less muddy than the […]
This is fast becoming one of my favourite walks around town – not least because it’s less muddy than the […]
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
November: season of dreich grey rainy wet horrible days, punctuated by sunsets like this.
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
A few months ago now, I spent a happy Saturday afternoon driving around the countryside – visited some old haunts
A couple of views whilst out walking the dog – golden-hour sunlight on Ben Ledi and Ben Vorlich over by
More experiments with the Olympus 7-14mm lens: a study in trees around Glen Lednock.
I thought I’d not experimented with the 7-14mm lens much, so set sail for one of my favourite haunts –
The Hermitage, by Dunkeld, has a very attractive woodland walk by the River Braan. At one time it used to
Late Saturday evening, I was driving back from Argyll to Perthshire; got as far as a country lane outside Braco
“Through sepia showers and photo-flood days”, in the words of Runrig. It certainly felt like that – all the best
A few photos from a stroll around some of my favourite Highland Perthshire woodland, the Black Woods of Rannoch. A
It’s been a year or so since I last strolled around the Birks – high time to check all the