Cauther Photography Blog

Scotland-based Photographer. Love doing land and seascapes. And anything else for that matter. All images posted are made by me. Feel free to reblog with credits intact. 

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Hanging out the boot of an Audi S3 to catch this image of a VW Golf GTi. Camera down low to catch the effect of speed.

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We are blessed by nature in Scotland with some of the most beautiful beaches on the planet. This is Tangasdale beach on the Isle of Barra.

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The revolution has started! The amazing and talented Purple Tundra X, aka, Mel. Soviet gasmask and purple smokeflare in a disused factory.

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I photographed the amazing Erika @pavilion studios recently. I have always wanted to photograph a dancer, and I want to do so again.

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It's my 12 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

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On 10th January 1947, the West Lothian village of Burngrange was witness to its worst underground mining disaster.

The disaster and rescue attempt were national news, but the impact on the local communities and the victims’ families is still felt today. The flame from a carbide lamp ignited a pocket of firedamp. Only a small explosion was felt at first, but this ignited more gas and within half an hour the timbers and oil shale in the mine were on fire.

Thirty eight men were able to escape, bringing with them the body of John McGarty who had been killed by the initial explosion. Another fourteen men were trapped behind the fire. Despite “one of the most dramatic and gallant rescue bids in the history of mining”, the trapped men could not be reached, and their bodies were brought out of the pit on the 15th of January.

The fifteen victims left behind a total of 11 widows and 26 children. Burngrange was the worst disaster in the history of Scottish shale mining. A memorial to the Burngrange victims was unveiled in 1989 on the Co-op Society clock in West Calder to remember all of the 15 men killed that day.

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A shoot with the amazing Toni Graham at my home studio. Toni is also a Burlesque dancer.

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On a foggy drive in Lassen County, California, USA, I stopped for a roadside leg stretch near the Dreamcatcher Wild Horse and Burro Sanctuary. The animals there have endured a great deal between their time on the open range to their current home. They have become somewhat accustomed to humans but they are still more cautious than most domestic horses are. This chestnut horse was interested in me but somewhat tentative at approaching and paused momentarily to peer at me from the fog a few moments before ultimately deciding I wasn’t a threat and walking over to see if I had something to feed it.

I like the minimalistic feel of the image and hope someone else does as well.

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Throwback to 2020 with the lovely Aimie. We done a shoot at a nearby windfarm. I love the contrasting colours around her.

Canon EOS5D3, 50mm F/1.8, 1/400s @ F/1.8, ISO200, Edited in Lightroom & ColorEFX.

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Just returned form a few days in Milan, Italy. Totally different feel to it from Rome. The large lakeside building is Villa D'Este at Lake Como, famous from Helmut Newton's numerous shoots there.

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Let’s see if Tumblr will allow me to post this lovely image of Daga when we had a shoot recently. 

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All original images by Cauther Photography. Thank you for the Likes and Reblogs with Credits intact. Just returned from an amazing five days in Rome. What a place!

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I haven’t posted any of my own work for a while. I captured this image whilst visiting the Solway coast in Southern Scotland. Using an ND1000 Big Stopper to give me a 75sec exposure.