Exhibitions, Gallery Pages and Posts for Scotland

Midlothian, East Lothian and West Lothian are my local patch. Perhaps not the most photographed part of Scotland there is much of interest not far away from the city. The Borders The Scottish Borders are rich in history and contain rolling hills and attractive river valleys. The Trossachs The Trossachs is a beautiful area of […]

The islands of the Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland are divided into two parts. Inner Hebrides There is the scattered group of the Inner Hebrides, of which Islay, Jura, Mull and Skye are the largest, with myriad smaller islands and islets. Outer Hebrides Further west is the long north to south chain of […]

More images from the Highlands. ← Scottish Highlands 1

I have been visiting the Highlands of Scotland since before I can remember, and photographing them for nearly as long!

Despite lockdown I’ve managed to get out and about (all while observing the Covid-19 protection guidelines!) and take some photographs. Read my ‘Dundee in Lockdown’ photoblog. Colour Monochrome

Edinburgh is the beautiful capital city of Scotland, and where I was born and have lived much of my life. Colour Monochrome

These images were taken at rehearsal for a performance of Rossini’s one-act comic opera Il Signor Bruschino by the Cambridge University Opera Society at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, August 2019.

Dundee, on the north side of the Tay Estuary in Scotland, is renowned as the ‘city of jute, jam and journalism’. The jute mills have closed down as the formerly ubiquitous organic fibre has been replaced by synthetic materials. The jam aspect refers to the marmalade first made from Seville oranges by the Keiller family […]

The Orkney Archipelago lies north of the Scottish mainland and has been occupied by humans for at least 6000 years.