Scottish Photography Locations
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It’s that time of year again when photographing the kaleidoscope of colours is a captivating endeavour. As the seasons transition, a breath-taking tapestry of reds, oranges, and yellows unfolds, albeit briefly. To succeed, ph it’s best to pinpoint the elusive “peak” of colour change—a variable target influenced by location, elevation,[…]
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Clackmannanshire, known as “The Wee County,” is Scotland’s smallest historic county. Located in central Scotland, it’s bordered by the Ochil Hills to the north and the River Forth to the south. The area is a blend of scenic landscapes, with deep glens and rolling hills, and a rich industrial heritage,[…]
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Stirlingshire is a historic county in central Scotland, often referred to as the “Gateway to the Highlands” due to its strategic location between the Lowlands and the Highlands. The region is defined by its dramatic landscapes, from the rolling hills and fertile plains of the Forth Valley to the rugged[…]
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Summary The Outer Hebrides (Western Isles) are a remote Scottish archipelago off the northwest coast, known for rugged coastlines, white-sand beaches, peat moors, and Gaelic culture. The main inhabited islands include Lewis and Harris, North and South Uist, Benbecula, Barra, and Eriskay. These islands blend striking natural beauty with deep[…]
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Summary Kincardineshire (also called The Mearns) is a historic county on Scotland’s northeast coast, now part of Aberdeenshire. It stretches from the North Sea inland, includes coastal cliffs, rolling farmland, and seaside villages. Rich history: Roman camps, medieval castles and Pictish heritage. Natural assets include dramatic cliffs, seabird colonies, and[…]
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Summary Wester Ross, another old region and the westerly half of Ross and Cromarty, in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland, is celebrated for its breathtaking and dramatic wilderness. The region features a stunning coastline of pristine white-sand beaches, often compared to the Caribbean, juxtaposed with the ancient, rugged peaks of[…]
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Dornoch is a historic coastal town and Royal Burgh located in Sutherland, in the Scottish Highlands. Situated on the picturesque Dornoch Firth, it’s a popular destination known for its rich history, beautiful natural surroundings, and world-class golf. October brings soft autumnal light, often with dramatic skies and misty mornings, ideal[…]
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Now you may want to make a choice – whether to go to John o’ Groats on your way. The Direct Route: Thurso to Dornoch The Detour: Via John o’ Groats Recommendations In summary, the detour to John o’ Groats is a worthwhile addition if you have the time and[…]
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Thurso, located on the far north coast of Scotland, is the northernmost town on the British mainland. Sitting on the Atlantic Ocean, it serves as a gateway to the rugged beauty of Caithness and the Orkney Islands, which are visible across the Pentland Firth. Historically, Thurso has been a significant[…]
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Ullapool, nestled on the shores of Loch Broom in the Scottish Highlands, offers a stunning blend of rugged coastline, dramatic mountains, and serene lochs, making it a prime destination for landscape photography. October brings crisp autumnal colors, misty mornings, and often dynamic skies, perfect for capturing atmospheric shots. Within a[…]
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A short run now, around 71 miles and just over 2 hours, without stops ! The trip to Thurso is a photographer’s dream trip; an enchanting mix of wild charm and peaceful scenery which you will surely recall it if you lingered a bit in Durness. Next, you follow the[…]
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Summary Discover the enchanting region of Moray, nestled in northeastern Scotland, where breathtaking coastal scenery, rich history, and vibrant culture converge. This captivating destination boasts an diverse array of landscapes, from pristine sandy beaches and dramatic rugged cliffs to lush fertile farmland and rolling hills. Explore Moray’s storied past through[…]
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Summary Another historic County, incorporated into Moray (separate entry) Nairnshire, as was , tucked away on the Moray Firth coast in northeast Scotland, is a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural heritage. This historic Scottish county, was centered around the picturesque town of Nairn, boasting an alluring blend of[…]
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Caithness Natural Attractions & Scenic Spots – Summary Caithness in the far north of Scotland offers dramatic cliffs, sweeping moorlands, and untouched coastal beauty. It’s a place of expansive skies and quiet landscapes where visitors can find sea-stacks, sandy bays, and unique geological formations. Nature here feels raw and elemental,[…]
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Durness, a remote village in the Scottish Highlands, is the most north-westerly settlement on mainland Britain. Situated on the North Coast 500 route, it’s a popular stop for travelers seeking dramatic landscapes and outdoor activities. The area is famous for its stunning scenery, including pristine white-sand beaches like Balnakeil Bay[…]
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Banffshire is a historic county in northeastern Scotland, now part of the Moray and Aberdeenshire council areas. It’s natural attractions are centered on its dramatic coastline and the River Deveron valley. The coast, with its rugged cliffs, sandy bays, and picturesque fishing villages like Gardenstown and Crovie, is a key[…]
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Aberdeenshire’s natural attractions are a striking blend of rugged mountains, rolling countryside, and a dramatic coastline. The region includes a significant portion of the Cairngorms National Park, offering vast wilderness, ancient forests, and high peaks. The coast is defined by stunning cliffs, secluded coves, and expansive sandy beaches, where visitors[…]
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A ‘Heinz’ collection of my favourite Scottish waterfalls. NB:: Ardessie Falls are those which ‘grace’ the ‘Home’ page. There’s an interactive map here but NOTE:: the coordinates are very approximate ! Name Region Description Latitude Longitude Achness Falls (Cascades of the Cassley) Rosehall, Sutherland Broad tiered falls on River Cassley.[…]
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An interactive map and list of all the distilleries north of Inverness – North is Best (some may argue) There’s an interactive map also. Slainte. Something to help you find them but remember Buy Scottish ! Abhainn Dearg Distillery 58.212734 -6.990279 HS2 9EA Private/Independent Auchroisk Distillery 57.51453 -3.127001 AB55 6XS[…]
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