A small selection of photos of my native land: Bonnie Scotland.
Looking down Loch Long, just outside Arrochar in Argly, Scotland. Map
Big Skies above the Calanish Standing Stones. Neolithic historical site on the Isle of Lewis. Map
Above are a group of photos of the standing stone circle at Calanish, on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides off the West coast of Scotland.
Crystal Clear water on the Western shores of the Isle of Harris.
A relic of the Glasgow Docks. The Finniestown Crane. Map
Taken by my wife, Gerry, on the way to Coral Beach on the Isle of Skye. Map
A Shetland Pony on the island of South Uist. Map
The Kylo (Highland Cattle) at rest, near Dunvegan Castle, Skye. Map
The magnificent beach (the only one) on the now uninhabited isleand of Mingulay, at the Southern end of the Outer Hebrides. Map. This unaltered panorama was taken with an iPhone 5c.
The mountains in the Invergarry region, about 25 miles North of Fort William. Map
Oban Town Center. Right next to the harbor. Oban is the gateway to the islands of the Scottish West coast. Map
Looking down at Oban harbor from McCaig's Tower above the town.
A ruined kirk on South Uist. Map
A quite evening on the Isle of Barra. Looking across the inlet named Bagh Beag near Castlebay. Map
A moody scene on the Isle of Harris. Map
Harris again. Clouds gathering. Map
Traffic on Harris. Map
Langoustine (a species of small lobster) Kreels on the Isle of Vatersay. Map
Kylo beside Lock Etive. Map
Hill House in Helensburgh.
This building was designed by Charles Rennie MacIntosh for the publisher Walter Blackie and built 1902-1904. Now (2019) under restoration. Map
View looking East from the Rest and Be Thankful in Argyleshire. Map
View looking East from the Rest and Be Thankful in Argyleshire. Map
The coastal areas on the islands in the Outer Hebrides are rich in wild flowers. These fertile meadows are called the machair. Here is a fine specimen of a hebridean orchid on the Isle of Barra. Map
The older part of Stornoway harbor, on the Ilse of Lewis. Map
This is a commercial scan from 35mm color neg film done by a drugstore processing service.
Here we see the National Exhibition Center or 'The Armadillo', and an old Glasgow dockland crane. Flanking the shot are two of Glasgow's newest bridges over the Clyde. Map
This is a composite of 13 individual pictures taken on a Nikon Coolpix 5700.
