Scottish Tourism and Photography
Eilean Donan Castle Eilean Donan Castle stands as an iconic symbol of Scotland, renowned worldwide for its breathtaking beauty. Perched on a picturesque island where three majestic sea lochs converge, it’s no surprise that this historic fortress has become one of the Scottish Highlands’ most treasured and visited attractions. With[…]
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If you need a rest – Applecross offers a range of activities from coastal walks to historical exploration and culinary experiences. The Walled Garden is a must-visit, while the Heritage Centre offers a glimpse into the region’s fascinating past. Food enthusiasts will delight in savoring fresh seafood at the renowned Applecross Inn. But if you are still[…]
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VisitScotland doesn’t directly list tourist pages for each Scottish council, but they provide resources for exploring different regions and local areas, and partner with local authorities to provide information. VisitScotland.org is Scotland’s National Tourist Organisation and can be a starting point for finding information about various regions and councils. You can find information[…]
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Beyond the lens of photography, there’s a deeper connection to the land – Our plates. Scottish cuisine is a testament to the country’s rugged landscape, rich history, and cultural heritage. Let’s tuck in to some iconic specialties that showcase Scotland’s culinary traditions: These dishes showcase Scotland’s knack for turning simple[…]
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Having spent some days at Inverness, it’s time to get on the road to our next ‘Base’ and get some shots along the way. The drive from Inverness to Applecross via Garve, Achnasheen, and Lochcarron is a scenic journey through the heart of the Scottish Highlands, that dependent on traffic[…]
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Concise summary:Here’s a scenic photography-focused driving route from Perth to Aviemore, with top stops for landscapes, wildlife, architecture, and forests—ideal for a day of striking images. The map above gives you a visual route overview. Route Overview (via A9 & Snow Roads) Recommended Photo Stops Location Focus Why Stop Moncreiffe[…]
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Overview Here are four recommended photography routes offering a mix of easy-access viewpoints, valley hikes, and ridge adventures. Each is tailored for varying levels of experience, travel by car from Glencoe village, or public transport. 1. Pass of Glencoe & Three Sisters View 2. Buachaille Etive Mor & Waterfall 3.[…]
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In the realm of photo editing, a plethora of options cater to diverse needs and skill levels. This review delves into the features, advantages, and limitations of several popular photo editing tools, including GIMP, Photopea, Paint.NET, Fotor, Pixlr, Canva, Darktable, PhotoScape X, Adobe Photoshop Express, and Photo Pos Pro. 1.[…]
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Blue ‘Pins’ are the ‘Trophy shots, Green ones the ‘Gems’ and the Red ones are those worth the extra effort. The basic assumptions for the locations (except those ‘worth the extra effort’) – within a 20 mile round trip, easy walking for no more than a 2 mile round trip.[…]
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Blue ‘Pins’ are the ‘Trophy shots, Green ones the ‘Gems’ and the Red ones are those worth the extra effort. The basic assumptions for the locations (except those ‘worth the extra effort’) – within a 20 mile round trip, easy walking for no more than a 2 mile round trip.[…]
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Blue ‘Pins’ are the ‘Trophy shots, Green ones the ‘Gems’ and the Red ones are those worth the extra effort. The basic assumptions for the locations (except those ‘worth the extra effort’) – within a 20 mile round trip, easy walking for no more than a 2 mile round trip.[…]
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