when a landscape location goes sour
I don’t know how to tag some of these photos: on the one hand, a place that’s been a good […]
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Drone, Highlands, Landscape, Perthshire, photos, Scotland, Uncategorized
Sma’ Glen: liminal landscape
Many years ago, as I was buying my first ever house in Perth, I remember the solicitor advocating the Sma’
daily, Highlands, photos, Scotland, Uncategorized
Around Strathnaver
Strathnaver is a beautiful area – rural life, peaceful and quiet, where the only traffic jam is a herd of
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Around Auchterarder 2
The results of the second day’s lunchtime hunt for photos without meaning or purpose. I switched to my 28-105mm lens,
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Trying something a little different
For years now, my photo-processing workflow has been 100% open-source. However, in the interests of greater portability – hack on
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Glen Lyon
In the middle of January, I went for a drive around Glen Lyon. There was enough snow lying that the
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Ordinary Landscape
The other day, we had a proponent of “creative landscape photography” presenting at the photographic society. His results were outstanding.
Landscape, Perth, photos, Scotland, Uncategorized, urban, urban-landscape
A stroll around town: mankind’s bits
The flip-side of my previous post on what nature does around town: making architecture and art look interesting.
intimate-landscape, Landscape, landscape, nature, photos, Scotland, Uncategorized
Glen Affric: Trees (2)
Further studies in the shapes of characterful trees, Glen Affric: this time, in black and white.
Landscape, photos, Uncategorized
Around Mull
A small selection of photos from a weekend trip to Mull last September – a couple of views around Lochdon,
intimate-landscape, Landscape, photos, Uncategorized
Stillness: the Pass of Brander
The reflections of Creag an Aonaich in Loch Awe on a calm day take some beating. Only question is: with
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as dusk turns to dark
Mist rising on Ben Lawers, taken from Kenmore on Loch Tay
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Sodium Glow
There’s something a bit romantic about the cosiness of suburban streets in the fog.
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A Tree
Time for something a little different, and back in the original spirit of this blog as a source for mobile
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Trees
Pine forests: what’s not to like? Scots Pine trees stand tall and proud, burnished orange-gold catching the sun; birch trees get a