Buy Prints of Oban Fireworks display

Tony has just uploaded a new webpage on www.scotphoto.com relating to our Oban Fireworks Display images.We are currently running special offer for any of the Fireworks images as an A4 print For £10 inc UK P&P & £15 Inc Worldwide P&P.Please visit our 'Oban Fireworks page' to view and buy an A4 rolled print of this memorable occasion.

Oban Firework display

Despite us Both having heavy colds we both made the effort to capture the Oban Firework display on Sunday night.

We're back

Hi folks, very sorry for the long delay on updating this site, both Tony and I have been spending most of our spare time working our new website www.scotphoto.com where you you will now find over 5000 High Res images that are available to buy at a flat rate of £50+VAT under a none exclusive licence. We also have a brand new dedicated prints section where you are offered rolled prints from A4 up to A1 at http://scotphoto.photoshelter.com/index

Class 37 deisel hauling freight across Loch Awe

This is a picture taken a long time ago showing a Class 37 loco hauling freight between Oban and Glasgow as it crosses Loch Awe near Dalmally.I really miss the pulsating powerful sound of these units,and remember too that they also hauled the passenger trains on the same route.Those were the good old days with Corridor coaches with your own compartment.The new sprinters are simply no match in comparison

HMS Edinburgh in Oban on Sunday 3rd April

Nice surprise on sunday when I spotted HMS Edinburgh D97 just outside the bay and for those who missed her brief visit here is a picture of Her with Maiden light in the foreground.She is a Type 42 Destroyer.

UFOs over scotland ? Dennis Hardley Phoptography

Whilst Processing an image taken over Ben More on the island of Mull I spotted this disc like shape which the dust removal programme had left intact,Thought you would like to view it for yourselves,I have seen a Metallic disc over the north coast of Mull once before ,Let me know your thoughts.

RANNOCH MOOR LOCHAN PHOTO BY DENNIS HARDLEY

One of the most popular places for photographers is Rannoch Moor and particularly the Black mountains from across Lochan nah Achlaise and i was well pleased with this picture I took recently which has nice lighting.The mist,the warm lighting and interesting foreground make this one of my all time favourites.Look out for Dennis s new web site which will be coming soon,we have so far uploaded 3500 images onto the site.