Calderglen Country Park, East Kilbride.
Scott Sutherland's famous bronze sculpture at Spean Bridge.
Point of Ardnamurchan, often incorrectly described as the most westerly part of mainland UK. Rum is to the left, nearer and slightly left of centre is Muck whilst Eigg is visible behind the lighthouse. Skye is between Rum and Eigg.
Torrin, 2010
Clyde riverside scene reflected in a curved window of the Glasgow's Riverside Museum. Paddle Steamer 'Waverley' is heading down river with an evening showboat cruise. This is my third unsuccessful attempt at getting my visualised shot as the sun will only be in the right place on the evening showboats. This was my last opportunity of the 2013 season. Needless to say the cloud was near perfect and the sun was low and shining directly on the bow until about a minute before the 'Waverley' reached me. Back next year then.
On Friday 23rd May 2014 fire swept through the A-listed Mackintosh building at Glasgow School of Art. The firefighters succeeded in saving much of the building and contents. A few days later this Mackintosh-styled sign of gratitude adorned Kenny Hunter's 'Citizen Firefighter' statue.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.
The distinctive red, green and cream livery of MacBraynes buses was once a common sight on the islands and mainland of west coast Scotland. This restored example is owned by Martin Walker of the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust. It was built for MacBraynes in May 1960 by Duple Coachbuilders on a Bedford chasis.
Near Drinan on the Isle of Skye.
Paddle Steamer 'Waverley' anchored off the Isle of Rum.
A rural Post Office that has not yet been closed!
Glasgow Corporation Transport tram No. 22 at Crich Tramway Village, Derbyshire. No. 22 was built in (appropriately enough) in 1922 and shoogled* its way around the city until it was withdrawn in 1960. Crich acquired the tram in 1964 and return it to near original condition prior to returning to briefly return to her home city for the Glasgow Garden Festival in 1988. * Glaswegians affectionately called their tram cars 'shooglies', a Scots word meaning unsteady, shaky, rocking etc.
Yes Scotland campaign headquarters the morning after the Scottish independence referendum when Scotland voted 'No'.
As seen on shortbread tins everywhere.
This 15th century tower is the only round tower house in Scotland. The image is a composite of infra red and colour images.
In the background is Blà Bheinn or Blaven on the Isle of Skye.
Sailing back to Oban through the Sound of Mull
An empty northbound tunnel. A dose of fill-in from the tiny Fuji X100 flash has overcooked the highly reflective sign. Pity it said 30 instead of 50.
The post-apocalyptic landscape that is two of the 'Four Queens' blast furnaces at Scunthorpe Steelworks.
My very best wishes for a caring, sharing, family Christmas and for health, wealth and happiness in 2015. A seasonal scene that I captured five years ago on the Isle of Skye. Robin, I'm sure that is his name, greeted me every morning for three weeks outside the cottage. Every time I raised my camera he'd turn away. That is until the very last day of my holiday...
A classic location on the Isle of Skye.
Cill Chrisod Church, Isle of Skye.
Children playing on the shore at Tobermory, Isle of Mull
The antidote to another difficult day at work and a tense drive through Glasgow's evening rush hour traffic after a work-delayed departure to make Largs just in time for the Scottish Branch of the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society's evening charter of Paddle Steamer 'Waverley'. Great ship, great scenery and great company. Truly the perfect antidote.
Glasgow street art by Klingatron, Clyde walkway.
