JWP Blog Quiet Landscapes 2 Pleased to get my image (bottom right) published in "Outdoor Photography" magazine in the latest edition. It was taken a few years ago now during a January holiday to Wester Ross, northern Scotland. The Bealach na Ba (cattle pass) on the Applecross peninsula is one of the most dramatic (and dangerous) roads on the UK mainland with hairpins and steep climbs up to 2053 ft but with fantastic views (on a clear day) across to the Isle of Skye and Raasay.
 

JWP RPS Travelling Exhib Following on from displays in Edinburgh and York in 2022, the travelling exhibition of the RPS Landscape Group has now moved to London where it is available to view outside Southwark Cathedral.  It finishes on Tuesday 31st January, so you better get your skates on if you want to see it!  Otherwise all images can be viewed online by going to:  https://rps.org/Landscape-EXPO22/  

I am pleased that my photograph "Sunset from Port Appin" has been included in the Royal Photographic Society's Landscape Group Members' Outdoor Exhibition 2022.  This exhibition has recently completed a four week run at St Andrews Parade in Edinburgh and has now moved on to Dame Judi Dench Walk, York (on the Riverside adjacent to Museum Gardens) from 26th June - 10th July.  The exhibition comprises of 60 prints on 22 panels: a run of almost 24 metres of landscape images.  All the images can be seen online by visiting:  https://rps.org/Landscape-EXPO22/ Sunset from Port AppinSunset captured looking across from Port Appin, Argyll to the mountains on the Morvern peninsula. I positioned the four trees so they stood out against the hazy mountains in the distance.