Falls of Bruar: Flow
One Saturday lunchtime several years ago, I spent a happy hour bugging the assistants in my local favourite camera shop, […]
One Saturday lunchtime several years ago, I spent a happy hour bugging the assistants in my local favourite camera shop, […]
A classic location for long-exposure night-time photography: standing on the bridge over the M90 at Rhynd, with the road snaking
A couple of views of a small part of a favoured waterfall on my walk up Birnam Hill.
A handful of photos taken after dark from the Queen’s Bridge in town, waiting for the fireworks to happen.
A fairly obvious shot from a viewing location on the south side of the Tay, the road bridge disappearing
Mist rising on Ben Lawers, taken from Kenmore on Loch Tay
This one isn’t so much about the water as the mountain, Schiehallion. Back in 1774, its regular shape and relatively
Don’t ask me why Perth council thought to have a winter festival in the middle of November, when it’s not
It wasn’t the spectacular sunset I was hoping for – but that’s OK, I’ll take a hazy glow any day.
A friend of mine has regularly suggested that someone seems to dot road-signs saying “Take Photo Here” around the landscape.
Advanced photographic techniques for long exposure landscapes.