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Chuffed to say my image of Oran Mor has been used in an article on Glasgow in this months issue of The Scots Magazine. Took this image a few years back as a gift for a friends wedding, never thought it would find a wider audience. Please feel free to share.
The last time I was here, I stood looking at these stones in the pouring rain and wondering about their potential (didn't even take my camera out of its bag). A year or two later, I decided to head out at stupid o'clock under clear skies (leaving the smarter members of my family tucked up warm in bed). Think this was the darkest clearest sky I've ever seen with the Milky Way clearly visible. Framing my images in pitch darkness was an interesting challenge but I liked the results.
An interesting location here, I struggled to work a good composition until the setting sun really brought the curves of the old outdoor pool steps to life. Combined this with a long exposure using my 10 stop filter (had to move fast to get such a long exposure before the sun went down and the highlights were lost). Quite pleased with the result!
Out taking photos in the pitch dark of night again. Always amazes me the images the camera can see when I can see virtually nothing (without my trusty torch at least). This is Turnberry lighthouse on the Ayrshire coast, an iconic scottish location, particularly if you enjoy your golf. Will be uploading this and a whole bunch of new images to my website over the next couple of days. Please come take a look! www.ayrshirearranphoto.co.uk
Happy Hogmanay everyone. Thanks to everyone for visiting my site and looking at my images in 2014. Here a few of my last uploads for 2014 - plenty more to see on the site with more to come in 2015! www.ayrshirearranphoto.co.uk
Short listed for Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year - well chuffed. Waiting with fingers crossed for the final results!
Gorgeous Glasgow
Inspired by the great scenes in Glasgow over the last couple of weeks, I thought I would share some of my favourite/best images of Glasgow from the last couple of years.
I wonder how many of these scenes you recognise?
Hope you enjoy them!
More images to be found at my website
Ayrshire & Arran Photography
Time for a website update. Today I've uploaded a new gallery called Urban, this collection focuses on architectural and abstract images from towns and cities around Scotland and beyond. Of late I've been finding myself looking up more and more when out in town with some buildings providing me with inspiration to reach for my camera. This gallery is probably the outcome of all that rubber necking. Hope you like it.
Berlin weekend Just sitting in the airport waiting for our return flight after an enjoyable weekend break in Berlin. A fascinating place, not the easiest to get to get to grips with at first but really interesting once you get into it. The hallmarks of decades of division can be seen almost everywhere and the city seems to be in the throes of reinventing itself. The place is a crazy mish-mash of historical buildings which survived the war (or were rebuilt after), functional concrete buildings and modern glass and metal buildings. The revived reichstag building is a great example of this modernisation with elements of the old retained alongside striking modern design. The video attached is of the lift ride down from our room at our hotel which has a huge aquarium suspended above reception. Quite a sight!
Glen Coe Had a day trip to Glen Coe the other day with my camera, possibly my favourite place in the UK. Such an inspiring location and if you're lucky with the conditions - just stunning. Keep an eye on my website for new uploads over the next week with Glen Coe images hopefully taking pride and place amongst these. Richard.
After several weeks of work, I’ve revamped and updated my website with new images and shopping cart for ordering prints.
Come take a look and let me know what you think!
The finished product. Got potential I think but more practice required. This could be the start of something...
Shot the sunset now waiting to see if the stars come out to play! Still trying to find a good way to stop my tripod from sinking into a wet sand. Long exposures can be a challenge on the beach.
Haven't put anything on Tumblr or my website in ages - too busy taking pictures and raising a family! However, have decided that I really need to get my photography out there again and update my site...
This image was an experiment in something new, trying to capture the night sky - quite like this first attempt though clear skies are at something of a premium at the moment!
Good site on trying this sort of thing at http://500px.com/blog/738/photo-tutorial-photograph-the-night-sky have a look if you fancy trying something a bit different!
Finalist in the Glasgow photographic landmarks competition this evening. An event setup by the Charles Rennie Mackintosh society and Glasgow Building Preservation Trust. Image to be displayed to travellers passing through Glasgow airport. Well chuffed.
Had a work trip down south to Basildon last week, pretty intense couple of days. Made it down to Leigh on sea on one evening.
As ever photography remains the best way to de-stress and clear my head. Never know where the next shot will come from.
Glad to be home though.
Had a cracking day out with my son at the RAF Leuchars air show yesterday. Haven’t been since I was a kid myself when my brother and I used to cycle there. Really enjoyed introducing him to the experience and rediscovering it myself. Kind of forgot just how awesome the red arrows are.
Very challenging getting a decent pic of the planes - not my usual sort of photography at all!