As a Scottish landscape photographer, I am captivated by the ethereal beauty of mist and the serene poetry of reflections on still lochs. These moments of quiet transformation, when the land is cloaked in mystery and water mirrors the heavens, are where I find my inspiration and purpose.

The interplay of mist and light softens the rugged contours of Scotland’s landscapes, revealing a dreamlike world where the boundaries between earth, sky, and water blur. I am drawn to this atmospheric ambiguity, where every element feels suspended in time, inviting contemplation and introspection.

Reflections, whether perfect or distorted, add another layer of depth to my work. They hold a duality—a sense of clarity and illusion—that speaks to the multifaceted nature of Scotland’s character. Lochs become liquid canvases, reflecting not just the surrounding mountains and forests but also the emotions stirred by these landscapes.

Patience is at the heart of my craft. I embrace the ever-changing weather of Scotland, often waiting for hours in the quiet of dawn or dusk for the mist to settle and the loch to still. It is in these moments of stillness that I feel most connected to the land, capturing scenes that evoke a sense of calm and reverence.

Through my photography, I seek to convey the quiet majesty of these fleeting conditions. My work is an invitation to pause, to look deeper, and to find beauty in the subtle and transient moments of nature—a reflection, much like the lochs themselves, of the serenity and mystery of Scotland.