Well, I’ve had my Amazon Kindle a few days now and I have to say that I’m very impressed! Before I got my fingerprints all over it, I first took a series of stock images of my new gadget. To see my other images follow this Amazon Kindle stock images link. All Kindle images are [...]

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Just recently the local farmer has had his Blackface Rams (tups) on the hillside up which I regularly take a walk. They are a fine bunch of fellas and worthy of a photograph or two For more pictures, follow this link to my Blackface Sheep images.

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As it’s St Patrick’s day today, I thought I’d show off a few images from our autumn trip to Ireland last year. We spent a month travelling along the west coast from Malin Head in the north to the Ring of Kerry in the south. We saw some amazing sights but some of the highlights [...]

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Some sales are starting to roll in from our autumn 2010 trip to the west coast of Ireland, which is good to see. This one of Dun Chonchuir, a ring fort on Inis Meain of the Aran Islands, was used on the cover of The Irish Times Go travel supplement (March 12th, 2011) and to [...]

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Seeing the first Snowdrop of the year always brings to mind the phrase “Hope Springs Eternal”. The first sign of Spring, the rising of the sap, good times to come! These pictures were taken at Gargunnock House Garden, Gargunnock, near Stirling. Click on the images to either buy a print or licence for publication.

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Seen by 1000′s of motorists every day on the A80 at Cumbernauld, Arria is surely set to become one of Andy Scott’s best known works of art. I love it! Arria is 32ft tall and the design is based on the original meaning of Cumbernauld, the Gaelic “cumer nan allt”, which means the coming together [...]

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Stock images and prints of the BBC Scotland’s Headquaters on Pacific Quay, Glasgow. March 6th – It was on this day in 1923 that Scotland’s first radio broadcast took place from Rex House in Bath Street, Glasgow. Today, BBC Scotland broadcasts from Pacific Quay.

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Stock images and prints of red Telephone boxes in the Royal Mile of Edinbugh.

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