Lived in Scotland for 25 years now and, as the casual observer can tell, have a love for the remote North-West.

I use Flickr as a sort of archive for me and my family, so the casual viewer will find rather a lot of photos - if it's too much to bother looking through, I sympathise.

Been into photography for (many years). Always had a love affair with Olympus equipment.

Main camera is an OM-D EM-1 Mk2 (with a Mk1 body as a backup) - still getting the hang. Other than that, an Olympus E3 and an E1 (old but ergonomically brilliant - I still love it) and have recently revived my OM4-Ti, bought in 1984 after my OM-2N fell into the Mediterranean, and started experimenting with caffenol developing - I'd forgotten what a great camera the OM4-Ti is!

Beyond that I've recently acquired a Nikon FM and a Canon T90, the latter of which i'm quite enjoying playing with.

I take mostly landscapes as well as a lot of work-related photos of science experiments and experimenters - which latter are yet to make it to Flickr.