Scotland
The Hermitage
If you have my Scotland Calendar 2027 hanging on your wall next year, an autumnal scene from The Hermitage will accompany you throughout October. The shot came about on a…
Castle of Old Wick
The cover image of my first Scotland calendar shows the Castle of Old Wick. You have to look very closely to spot it. Although the ruin perches on a cliff…
The Blue Pools of Glen Rosa
Glen Rosa on the Isle of Arran opens gently. A narrow path follows the river into a vast, green landscape. The further you walk into the glen, the narrower it…
Forth Bridge
The railway bridge at Queensferry has spanned the mouth of the Firth of Forth since 1890. With a main span of 521 metres and a total length of 2,523 metres,…
Bow Fiddle Rock
For the various countries and regions I photograph, I keep Google Maps into which I continuously enter places I want to visit one day. The very first entry on my…
Loch Leven in the Highlands
A word of clarification first: there are two worthwhile Loch Levens in Scotland. The photographs here show Loch Leven in the western Highlands, which is not a freshwater lake but…
Duncansby Stacks
When I plan a photo trip, I draw on the experience of earlier visits, use apps like PhotoPills and keep a close eye on the tides. During the planning stage…
Caribbean vibes in Vatersay
Upon arriving on the Isle of Barra, I couldn’t help but smile at puns like “Welcome to Barradise” or “Barrahamas”. What initially sounded like a funny exaggeration soon started to…
Scotland & Canada 2027 – my photos in new Harenberg calendars
My photographs from Scotland and Canada are featured in new Harenberg calendars. Fresh off the press are the “Schottland Wochenplaner 2027” (weekly planer – German edition) and the “Schottland Sehnsuchtskalender…
Falls of Falloch
In May 2025, the Falls of Falloch showed me first-hand what a prolonged dry spell can do to Scotland. Considerably less water than usual was cascading over the rocky edge…
Birks of Aberfeldy
Sometimes an old poem is what puts a photographic subject on your radar. That was certainly the case for me when I came across these lines from “The Birks of…
