Glen Clunie: Landscape Details
Three photos from a pleasant afternoon’s stroll along the Baddoch Burn in Glen Clunie, just up the road from Glenshee. […]
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.
There’s an impressive outcrop of rocks (psammite and semi-pelite, looking rather like limestone) near the waterfalls in the River Affric.
Sadly, it’s not all good news at the glen – a few years ago, the Forestry Commission installed two paths,
Lots of Scots Pine trees around Glen Affric. Favourite Trees can be seen from near the carpark above the River
There’s an art to this kind of abstract – seeing, reducing the scene to an interplay of lines and shapes
Further studies in the shapes of characterful trees, Glen Affric: this time, in black and white.
It’s no secret that Glen Affric is my favourite place on the planet. We’ll come to why, later. Meanwhile, the
It’s been years since I visited the Cairnwell in Glenshee. The road is still just as steep and the glens
A small selection of photos from a weekend trip to Mull last September – a couple of views around Lochdon,
Mist rising on Ben Lawers, taken from Kenmore on Loch Tay