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Where are your favourite places to photograph in Scotland?
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There's no denying that Scotland is one of the most photogenic countries in the world. Instagram loves an iconic shot of our bonnie landscape and amazing architecture. Facebook goes into a frenzy when the northern lights dance in our skies, and you're guaranteed to see pictures of our wonderful wildlife (especially Hairy Coos) do the rounds on Twitter.
I love nothing more than setting off an adventure with my camera, so that I can share the beauty of our country with the world.
My favourite places to photograph are:
Edinburgh - my beautiful home city
Dean Village
Victoria Street
The Shore
The Scottish Islands - my favourite travel destination
Vatersay
Eigg
Iona
Glencoe - Scotland's most dramatic landscape (in my opinion!)
I love nothing more than setting off an adventure with my camera, so that I can share the beauty of our country with the world.
My favourite places to photograph are:
Edinburgh - my beautiful home city
Dean Village
Victoria Street
The Shore
The Scottish Islands - my favourite travel destination
Vatersay
Eigg
Iona
Glencoe - Scotland's most dramatic landscape (in my opinion!)
Where are your favourite places to photograph in Scotland?
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Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
is in the Scottish Islands. Talk to me about scenic walks, photography, places to eat, public transport, exciting adventures and history
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Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
is in the Scottish Islands. Talk to me about scenic walks, photography, places to eat, public transport, exciting adventures and history
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Where are your favourite places to photograph?
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Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
Amy
Stirling Castle
Smailholm Tower
Melrose Abbey
Kisimul Castle, Isle of Barra
The Callanish Standing Stones, Isle of Lewis
It's so hard to pick my favourites but I seem to rave the most about Arran, Iona, my new found love of Eigg, and Barra (with access to the beautiful beaches of Vatersay - below).
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Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
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Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
lovely photos @Reinair
Mull is my favourite place to snap. Love it. Even in rotten weather it looks gorgeous.
Harris & Lewis too. The light was phenomenal and the historic sites and beaches are a snappers dream.
I also love The Trossachs. I spend a lot of my spare time in the area. It's so photogenic. I snapped this view on my iPhone from the summit of Ben A'an today.
I was very lucky to capture a fairly good pic of the Water of Leith in Edinburgh from a different spot - it's definitely my favourite photograph that I've taken in many years. I even used it to paint a picture from!
I love your pictures! Wish I could be there right now!
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Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
Apparently I have not been around long enough to share a pic! Will post it later.
Glen Sannox
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Hi Sam, love your images! Would it be possible for us to use one of your images on Twitter to promote this thread? Thanks — Lesley (VS Social Media team)
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1. Skye (the obvious choice): No matter how many times, I see the Cuillins or Quiraing, I'm in awe. This summer, I saw a new view of Skye from Raasay & it was just great.
2. Isle of Harris: The best part is how different yet equally enchanting the beach & non-beach parts of the island are
3. Torridon: I would like to learn photography here because my pics didn't do any justice to the place
Don't have access to my other pics currently but I also love Arisaig (at dusk), Orkney (Hoy) & Arran.
Best of Scotland in 1 week itinerary (fully by public transport)
My Scotland travels (includes Edinburgh, Skye, Harris, Mull, Arran, Orkney, Loch Lomond, Islay, Oban, Speyside)
^ Looking down on Princes street from on top of Scot Monument
^ Perched on top of the Crags facing out to the city
^ Facing down Victoria street
^ And of course, Edinburgh castle, facing up from Princes street.
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