PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK, February 15 2019
‘After the first snowfall in Campbeltown this year I took a walk round the town first thing in the morning to take a few pictures.’
‘After the first snowfall in Campbeltown this year I took a walk round the town first thing in the morning to take a few pictures.’
Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is displaying Dippy the Diplodocus (carnegii).
Entries are due to open soon for the End of the World (EOTW) cycling event.
Although they may not win ITV’s Dancing on Ice any time soon, they had no trouble gliding from one side of the ice to the other.
‘I couldn’t see it but scanned with an extended lens where I thought it had landed and luckily struck gold.’
Despite carnage caused by snow on roads across Argyll and Bute this week, most of Kintyre had only a light dusting on the hills.
This view of sun rays on ridges of the Mull of Kintyre hills used a telephoto lens.
‘I was blown away by them and amazed that I hadn’t heard more about them.’
When the going gets tough the tough head for Outward Bound Loch Eil at Fort William.
John created a technique of low-cost travel and accommodation which would allow him to travel to different areas and photograph the local buses operating in their habitat.