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…
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…
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…