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  • In this guide, I shall discuss the key factors to consider when selecting photographic paper. Whether you’re printing for a gallery, client delivery, or your own portfolio, the type of paper you use can make or break your image. For photographers, photographic printer paper is what makes the final image. As important as composing the…

  • Dividing Lines: In Dependence of the Grid

    Invisible by their intrusiveness, unobserved by most, the power lines that cross our landscapes trespass into most photographers scene with brutal disregard. However as a photographer I find these statues of power cannot be overlooked. Their geometric lines and simplicity of function deserve further study, and please me in a minimalist frame. Their linear form…

  • Medieval Monochrome: A Portrait of St Clements Church

    Situated in the village of Rodel on the southern tip of Harris, St. Clement’s Church dates back to the early 16th century. Founded by Alasdair MacLeod of Dunvegan and Harris, Tùr Chliamhainns imposing tower stands as a beacon for those who sought sanctuary in the wild and windswept landscape of the Isle of Harris. It…

  • Stock Photography : My thoughts after 100 downloads

    I finally hit 100 licensed downloads of my stock images! So today seemed like a good time to talk about stock photography and my route to 100 downloads. It’s not as exciting as you’d think. 100 is just a number after all, no more special than the one before or (I’d imagine) the one after.…

  • Velvet Nights: The Cold Story of a Lone Caravan

    In the quiet solitude of a crisp winter’s night, beneath a canopy of stars, there exists a scene of solitude and mystery — a lone caravan, nestled within the compound of an abandoned village church. It is a sight that evokes a sense of solitude everytime that I pass it, and one that has lingered…

  • How To: Colour Calibration and Printer Profiling

    When it comes to photography, one of the key elements that can change how the final image is viewed is the way it’s displayed or printed. As a photographer, ensuring that the colours we see on our monitors match the final prints is crucial for consistency and accuracy. Colour calibration and printer profiling are two…

  • Unseen Narrative: The Lone Diner

    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…

  • Distilling the Scene: Combining the Elements of Luskentyre Beach

    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…

  • Rocking the Boat: Annabelle

    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…

  • Etsy Shop now Live and New Products Added

    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…