Early one morning in August I set off up Kinnoull Hill in Perth; a 40-minute stroll through the woods and...
Photo-Walk 2017
For several years, on and off, I've attended an annual Photo-Walk based in Inverary, Argyll. This year was no exception...
Morvern 5/4: The Road Back
And so we come to the last post in the series, a set of photos not entirely in Morvern but...
Morvern 4/4: The Viewpoint
After the long drive, the walk in the woods, the angst of the cleared township, the second part of the...
Morvern 1/4: Approach
View Larger Map The West coast of Scotland - Lochaber, Argyll and further north - is well known for its...
The Return of Serif
It feels funny to think that back in the early 1990s Serif was known for PagePlus, in the days when...
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...
Just One Photo
Black Spout Waterfall, Pitlochry Some days you only need to come away with one landscape image to justify an excursion....
The Dumpling
Just to the south of Loch Lomond beside the village of Gatocharn lies Duncryne Hill - a positively cute protrusion...
A Day In Clouds
That was 2017-06-20, that was. A beautiful blue sky with white fluffy wispy cirrus cloud catching the setting sun... [gallery...
Portknockie
Continuing the mega road-trip drive from a day in April: having taken in Dunnottar castle I proceeded up to Portknockie...
Around Here 5: Subtlety
A short series of photos made while walking the Doglet at some length yesterday evening. With the scenery of Strathearn...
Around Here 4: dramatic sunsets
Evening was interrupted yesterday by a glimpse of sunlight on surrounding neighbours' houses, resulting in a rapid trot with coat,...
Around Here
Just a few photos of the landscape of Strathearn to the north of Auchterarder - testing a new ultra-wide lens...
Birnam Hill: Hunting the Highland Boundary Fault
I've been to Birnam Hill and Duncan's Hill area at least six times, so it made a good testing ground...