The Vital Spark, Inveraray
The Vital Spark, named after the fictional puffer that appeared in the Para Handy books, written by Neil Munro.Bought by the Inveraray Maritime Museum in 2006, the Vital Spark now sits at Inveraray Pier.
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Scottish Places
“The way that light hits objects in life, three-dimensional objects before you photograph them is really the story of photography.” - Rashid Johnson
A collection of my favourite images of places of interest around Scotland, most of which have a historical background.
Bought by the Inveraray Maritime Museum in 2006, the Vital Spark now sits at Inveraray Pier.
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The Vital Spark, Inveraray
The Vital Spark, named after the fictional puffer that appeared in the Para Handy books, written by Neil Munro.Bought by the Inveraray Maritime Museum in 2006, the Vital Spark now sits at Inveraray Pier.
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John O'Groats
The iconic location in the far north of Scotland
The Duke of Wellington's Hat
From the early 1980’s through to the present day, the traffic cone adorning the statue of the Duke of Wellington in Glasgow has become synonymous with Glaswegian humour as well as an international landmark
New Lanark Mills
A World Heritage Site featuring a unique 18th century Mill Village sitting alongside the picturesque River Clyde.Online Sales
Red Post Box at Red Point
A Victorian post box set in a rock at the side of the road at Red Point in Wester Ross..Online Sales
Dun Troddan Broch
One of the best-preserved brochs in Scotland, Dun Troddan is an iron-age broch situated near Glenelg.Online Sales
Blair Castle in Perthshire
Oowned by the Duke of Atholl is a complete medieval castle, remodelled in a Scottish Baronial style in the 19th century. Commanding a strategic position on the main route through the central Scottish Highlands., this is one of Scotland's iconic castles. Online Sales
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