A handful of photos from walking the dog one afternoon - stark trees, mist, low clouds, distant hills: Perthshire landscape...
Craig Varr: Misty Landscape
Saturday was one of those strange days where the weather forecast changed, leaving me not particularly inspired where to go...
Autumn at the Hermitage
I spent a happy several hours wandering around The Hermitage by Dunkeld over the weekend, taking in very much the...
Autumn in Glen Lyon
A few photos from a trip to Glen Lyon in autumn. An ideal route for an afternoon walk-with-Dog took in...
Autumn Years: Abandoned A93 Road, Craighall Gorge
On a recent excursion elsewhere, a friend tipped me off to the existence of the gorge at Craighall, through which...
Autumn Holiday Day 1: The Nice Place
There's no better place to start a holiday than the Nice Place(TM), even if it does involve getting up and...
The Nice Place(TM)
It’s been a bit of a dream, a life-mission of a bucket-list item, but the other week I flew over...
Autumn at Glen Affric (2)
Having visited my favoured spot overlooking the Caledonian Forest, I proceeded up the side of Am Meallan to the well-known...
Glen Affric: Light
We've had water, trees, a morning sunrise: now for that dash of extra magic with the most beautiful light. [gallery...
Around Glen Affric 3: Morning Sunrise
I first visited Glen Affric in September 2006, more or less 10 years ago. Not long after, I discovered the...
Around Glen Affric: Trees
Having contemplated the role of water in the landscape, the second aspect by which to contemplate Glen Affric is the...
Around Glen Affric: water
I had a short holiday at the start of last November, a few days spent in Glen Affric. There are...
Around the Black Mount
[caption id="attachment_2787" align="alignright" width="480"] Detail of blades of grass poking throuhg a frozen Lochan na h'Achlaise, Rannoch Moor.[/caption] At the...
A Lunchtime Stroll
I spent a lunchtime recently with a friend from the Photo Society, strolling in leisurely fashion around the South Inch...
Seasonal (1): Teasel
I can never remember whether these are thistles or teasels. Either way, it's quite an impressive ball of spikes. Go...