As a Scottish Highland photographer, Jack is no stranger to hiking and camping overnight on a mountain. Over the years, he's experienced some of the best mountain camps in Scotland. However, the actual hiking part...
Best Dog Walks in the Scottish Highlands: From Easy Strolls to Challenging Hikes There’s no better way to explore the Scottish Highlands than on foot, and if you’ve got a four-legged companion, even better. Whether...
Spring in the Scottish Highlands is a stunning time when nature wakes up from winter. The air is fresh, the landscapes burst with colours, and the wildlife is thriving. If you're wondering where to go...
We're going behind the lens and back to March 2023 with this post, letting Jack tell the story of his trip to the Isle of Lewis. "In early March, I decided to take some time...
Learn more about celebrating Burns Night in Scotland, where poetry, tradition, and food come together for a night of heritage, culture, and magic, alongside the story behind our Burns Night Aurora photo, captured above Milton Loch in Applecross.
Taking up the chance to explore the Isle of Skye in winter allows you to experience the island with a whole new character.
For photographers and outdoor enthusiasts, especially those in their 30s and beyond, it’s the perfect season to experience Skye without the usual crowds. The island’s iconic landscapes look even more striking in the colder months, with snow-dusted peaks, icy waterfalls, and dramatic skies. Here’s a guide to making the most of your winter visit, based on my experience as a local photographer.
