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Category Archives: Glencoe
This Year’s Top 101 Landscape Photographs From All Over The World
I am reposting an article I originally saw tweeted by Shahbaz Majeed. Shahbaz is a first class Scottish Photographer whom I had the pleasure of knowing as well as seeing lots of his work at the Dundee Photographic Society weekly meetings. … Continue reading
Scenic drives suggestions for touring around Scotland.
Driving in Scotland, especially heading to the remote parts, can be a pure joy. Visit Scotland have started another list of the best drives in Scotland on their blog although I think they need to make better use of some … Continue reading
Posted in Glencoe, Harris, Locations
Tagged Fort William, Fort William Scotland, Harris, Rest and be thankful, Scotland, Seilebost, Travel and Tourism, VisitScotland
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Victorian Scottish landscape art and the classic view today
A reason, among many, we are drawn to landscape photography is to try and capture the beauty of the Scottish highlands, which when depicted in Victorian landscape paintings can feel somewhat over romanticised. The reality is that when you come … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Glencoe, Landscape, Locations, Photographers, Photography
Tagged Bond Movie, classic, Colin Prior, Dundee, Geography of Scotland, Glen Etive, Glencoe, James Bond, Joe Cornish, landscape photography, Mountains and hills of Scotland, paintings, Peter Graham, Photography, Scotland, Scottish Highlands
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Glencoe’s famous gnarled tree has fallen
It is with the greatest sadness that I have to report that this iconic tree has fallen. It was perfectly positioned, framed by the Buachaille Etive Mor and the entrance to Glencoe. In front and all around it curved a … Continue reading
Posted in Glencoe, Landscape
Tagged Buachaille Etive Mòr, Glencoe, landscape photography, photography magazines, Rannoch, Rannoch Moor, Scotland, Tree
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Transient Light : Photography of Ian Cameron
Keeping up our series on favourite photographers of (and living in) Scotland, can I suggest you take a look at the work of Ian Cameron. I first saw Ian’s work when he gave a talk to the Dundee Photographic Society. … Continue reading
Posted in Glencoe, Photographers, Photography
Tagged Glencoe, Ian Cameron, Medium format (film), Moray, Photographer, Photography, Rannoch, Scotland
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The best roads in Scotland Part 2
I asked in a recent post what the best road in Scotland might be. We are looking for a list here. So here are a few more suggestions. The top in a range of other blog posts I read is the … Continue reading
Posted in Glencoe, Locations
Tagged Garelochhead, Glen Fruin, Leverburgh, Loch Lomond, Lochinver, Rannoch Moor, Road, Scotland, travel, Tyndrum
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Inspiration from Flikr
One of the things I love about Flikr is that when I need inspiration I find it there. I just came across this new young photographer Craig Usher. He is into night-time photography in a big way and prefers to … Continue reading
Posted in Glencoe, Photographers, Photography, Publishing
Tagged Buachaille Etive Mòr, Flikr, Glencoe, Moon
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Photo competition
Mhairi Carroll has entered a few of her stunning pictures in the Visit Scotland photo competition like this one of the Buachaille Etive Mor with Ice flow on the waterfall. http://photo.visitscotland.com/index.php/galleries/gallery/660801 There are a few more by Mhairi in the … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, Glencoe
Tagged Buachaille Etive Mòr, Glencoe, Scotland, Scottish Highlands, Visit Scotland
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