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Some views of the ‘Kingdom’ in black and white.…
Fife is a council area, historic county, registration county and lieutenancy area of Scotland. It is situated between the Firth of Tay and the Firth of Forth, with inland boundaries with Perth and Kinross and Clackmannanshire. By custom it is ...…
Topics: Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities
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Dundee is a city I have come to know quite late on in my life, despite having a soft spot for Dundee United since their great domestic and European exploits of the 1980s. Despite having its share of social problems ...…
Topics: Landscape Photography, Photographing Bridges, Railway Photography
Places: Fife, Scotland, West Lothian
As well as the natural landscape, I find many man-made structures beautiful and fascinating. In particular I am something of a ‘pontist’ – someone who is particularly interested in bridges.…
Topics: People, Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities, Street Photography
Places: Germany, New York City, Spain
Aspects of cities throughout the world that appeared to be best represented by a monochrome image.…
With Dundee’s industrial and maritime heritage black and white photography can illuminate some of the city’s grittier aspects.…
Topics: Abstract and Detail Photography, Landscape Photography, Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities
Places: Scotland
Miscellaneous monochrome images of Scotland.…
Topics: People, Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities, Railway Photography, Street Photography
Nestled on the north bank of the Tay Estuary, ‘Sunny Dunny’ is a developing cultural centre and gateway to the scenery of the Angus Glens and Highland Perthshire.…
Topics: Landscape Photography, People, Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities, Railway Photography
Places: China
China is a big country.…
Topics: Landscape Photography, Photographing Bridges, Railway Photography
Places: Fife, Scotland, West Lothian
The River Forth between Edinburgh and the ‘Kingdom’ of Fife is unique in having three superb bridges of (when constructed) cutting-edge technology. Born and brought up in Edinburgh, my fascination with bridges is probably explained by the close proximity of ...…
Topics: Abstract and Detail Photography, Landscape Photography, Photographing Bridges
Places: Ireland
The River Barrow (Irish: An Bhearú) is one of The Three Sisters; the other two being the River Suir and the River Nore. The Barrow is the longest of the three rivers, and at 192 km (120 mi), the second-longest river in ...…
Topics: Abstract and Detail Photography, Landscape Photography, Photographing Bridges
Places: Ireland
The Munster Blackwater (distinguishing it from other Irish and British rivers of the same name) (Irish: An Abhainn Mhór) is a river which flows through counties Kerry, Cork, and Waterford in Ireland. I had the chance to explore the ...…
Topics: Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities
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Like much of the country we’ve had our fair share of snow in Dundee over the last few days. The chance to get out and about and take some photographs of snowy Dundee has been limited both by the ...…
Topics: Architectural Photography, People, Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities, Street Photography
Places: New York City, USA
Vibrant and historic, there is more to New York City than the iconic Manhattan landmarks – but they are there, so must be photographed!…
Topics: Landscape Photography, Photographing Bridges
Places: East Lothian, Hebrides, Perthshire, Scotland, Scottish Highlands
Sometimes the starkness of the landscape, or of the light, lends itself to a black and white image.…
Topics: Photographing Bridges, Photographing Cities, Railway Photography
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I’ve been spending the Coronavirus Lockdown in Dundee, on the ‘sunny’ north coast of the Tay in Scotland. Although generally occupied with reading, writing, cataloguing, and putting photos on-line, I have been out and about taking some photos of ...…