Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Herald pic of the day

Another nice wee bit of exposure in todays Herald...



I have driven the northern stretch of the A82 along the banks of loch Lomond countless times, usually on-route to various photographic locations further afield and the little float of pines that is Tarbet Isle has always caught my eye. So, I determined to find somewhere to pull the car in and clamber along the shore to get a shot of it on this dreich December day. Conditions were ripe with a brooding sky that appealed to my senses and I fortunately found a great wee stump of weathered wood just out from the shore as great foreground interest. Shot on a canon 7D with a 10 stop ND filter, 240sec, f14 @ iso100

Thursday, 20 December 2012

FREE 2013 CALENDAR!

An early wee pressie for you all,  a 2013 calendar featuring a recent image from Inverpolly for you to print. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a amazing 2013!!

Just click the image or the link below to download ;)



http://www.filefactory.com/file/5l60hqphjjb5/n/mini_cal_2013_pdf

when the page opens (below) just click the link I have highlighted to download


Thursday, 1 November 2012

Sutherland's splendour

I have added some new work from my recent expedition to a previously unexplored area of my beloved homeland, the stunning Sutherland. I spent two nights in Lochinver at the Fisherman's mission and really hit it off in terms of the weather, autumns rich palette was on full display and it never rained once. I WILL return. ;)



click the image to go to the images....

Thursday, 11 October 2012

Herald pic of the day, Rannoch moor

Another image of mine makes it to the Herald 'Pic of the day'


Wednesday, 3 October 2012

Wee review

Tuesday, 2 October 2012

Seagull gallery limited editions

I am pleased to announce I have new limited edition giclee prints on show at the wonderful Seagull gallery in Gourock. All the work was printed by Deadly Digital in Partick and are on satin white 300gsm lignin and acid free papers with Epson ultrachrome K3 ink The gallery is run by Louise Brennan, who is refreshingly passionate about the Scottish art scene and has a real enthusiasm about the art and the artists themselves who contribute to the gallery.