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As a photographer I am often inspired by other creative arts and the emotions they generate, mostly music and movies. I’m aware of emotions stirred by a song lyric, or a feeling created by a scene in a movie. As a photographer I try to capture this emotion or portray the feeling, rather than faithfully…
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Another gem on the western coast of the Isle of Harris, is Luskentyre Beach! A stunning stretch of beach renowned for its pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters. This picturesque beach is often hailed as one of the most beautiful in the world, boasting breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and islands of the…
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The Isles of Lewis and Harris, known for its picturesque beaches and rugged coastline, hold another story. A poignant sight scattered among the harbours and shores: abandoned boats left to decay among the elements. Once proud vessels are now left to perish in the harsh seas and salty air of the Outer Hebrides. No longer…
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Our Etsy Shop is now up and running with new products being added regularly. Still Art Gallery Shop Our Etsy Shop is dedicated to photographic and digital artworks, and is called the Still Art Gallery Shop. This best describes the shop products and function. A place to display, browse and shop various original artworks regardless…
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In the quiet moments before dawn, when the world is still wrapped in slumber and the sky begins to don its blue cloak, lies a time photographers affectionately call the “blue hour.” It’s a magical time, a fleeting window where the world seems to hold its breath, and colours softly waken. It’s within this ethereal…
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As a photographer I’m often asked “what do you photograph?” My answer is usually “well, anything, I guess”. You see, I don’t really consider myself as having a niche. I have looked to find one but I enjoy photographing such a wide variety of subjects, styles, locations and techniques that it doesn’t seem necessary (or…
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The Butt of Lewis Lighthouse was built in 1862 by David Stevenson. Situated at the north of the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, it also holds the Guinness Book of Records acolade as the windiest spot in the UK. The tower itself is 37m high and stands boldly against the sky, perched on…
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In photographic circles there’s an age-old debate that just won’t go away. A debate between digital and analogue photography, which boils down to the allure of digital convenience and instant gratification, versus the nostalgia and process of analog photography. It’s a debate that has raged on for decades, with proponents on both sides passionately defending…
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First established in 1789 by Thomas Smith, Eilean Glas Lighthouse takes its name from Glas Island on which it stands. Located on the east coast of Scalpay it was one of the first four lighthouses to be built in Scotland and continues to provide guidance to ships navigating the stretch of water know as The…
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Capturing the Voices Since October 7th 2023 the world has witnessed an outpouring of support and solidarity for Palestine amidst escalating tensions and conflicts in the region. From city streets to local parks people from all walks of life have gathered to raise their voices, demanding an end to the bloodshed and calling for a…