PhotoWalk 2016: Dubh Loch
There’s something distinctive about the light in Argyll, even at the early end of Autumn; the gold as it touches […]
I thought I’d not experimented with the 7-14mm lens much, so set sail for one of my favourite haunts –
“Through sepia showers and photo-flood days”, in the words of Runrig. It certainly felt like that – all the best
With a couple of hours to spare on Sunday afternoon, I revisited the Falls of Bruar. EvenĀ on a grotty
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
I spent Saturday travelling, mostly driving, to old stamping ground in Argyll. There were roadworks holding up proceedings at Cruachan
Two of my twitter friends have developed particular styles – extreme dark low-key black+white rendition and negative inversion, respectively. It’s
A short study in water – taken on a stroll along the side of Loch Turret.
I’ve left the usual photos to last, seeing as how everyone else has shot this scene before. It wasn’t particularly
Three photos from a pleasant afternoon’s stroll along the Baddoch Burn in Glen Clunie, just up the road from Glenshee.
One Saturday lunchtime several years ago, I spent a happy hour bugging the assistants in my local favourite camera shop,
A couple of views of a small part of a favoured waterfall on my walk up Birnam Hill.
At last, last year’s photos are all processed and finished! Herewith, a selection of snaps from a New Year’s Day
A continuation of, and the latest in, the “Crail Harbour Rocks” theme – I’ve already posted a comparison of the