Birnham Hill
One of my favourite views is the Highland Boundary Fault running through the landscape, immediately in front of me standing […]
One of my favourite views is the Highland Boundary Fault running through the landscape, immediately in front of me standing […]
Larger Map Only catching up on photos taken at the end of April… Lady Mary’s Walk runs West from Crieff
For years now, my photo-processing workflow has been 100% open-source. However, in the interests of greater portability – hack on
Black Spout Waterfall, Pitlochry Some days you only need to come away with one landscape image to justify an excursion.
That was 2017-06-20, that was. A beautiful blue sky with white fluffy wispy cirrus cloud catching the setting sun… …followed
It’s just a week off being the longest day, and it seems never to really get dark at night around
A short series of photos made while walking the Doglet at some length yesterday evening. With the scenery of Strathearn
Evening was interrupted yesterday by a glimpse of sunlight on surrounding neighbours’ houses, resulting in a rapid trot with coat,
I’ve been to Birnam Hill and Duncan’s Hill area at least six times, so it made a good testing ground
In the middle of January, I went for a drive around Glen Lyon. There was enough snow lying that the
This is fast becoming one of my favourite walks around town – not least because it’s less muddy than the
It’s a classic viewpoint – at the head of Loch Tay standing on the shores at Kenmore, looking down the
November: season of dreich grey rainy wet horrible days, punctuated by sunsets like this.
Just to disprove the idea of deterministic landscape photography, as I was driving back from Acharn through Grandtully along Strathtay,
Today’s random philosophical question: is landscape photography actually deterministic? Research maps. Check weather forecast. Think about time and location and