Sometimes taking photos in your hometown is not the most inspiring thing. However, the Riverside park in Wick (my hometown) is one place, if not the only place in town with an unobstructed view to the west, making it great for sunset photography – on my doorstep! It’s …
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In spite of the dull and uninspiring weather we’ve had in Caithness I’ve still managed to get out to take a few photos… And finally… A nice weekend :)
Living on the Caithness coast is fantastic! Big skies, water, weather, fog, old maritime buildings… what more could a person who takes photos want! Yes, Caithness is a great place to own a camera!
The slip-way at Ackergill was built around 1910 to accommodate rapid launching of the RNLI Lifeboat. It is constructed from ferro-concrete, and was apparently the first of its kind built in the United Kingdom. The Lifeboat “Co-operator No3” was launched from the Ackergill slipway during a launch ceremony …
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Loch Watten is a 3 mile long body of water in Caithness. It’s famous among fly fishermen for its wild Brown Trout, and attracts visitors from all over the world annually. These are a few shots from a last-minute trip to Loch Watten to catch the sunset. The …
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