Mountain biking in the Glen
A fun little student profile shoot with Rhiannon, who is a student at the University of the Highlands and Islands
Much Better Adventures – Norwegian Fjords Sea Kayak Shoot
This September I found myself on a filming trip with Mike Chaney (www.mikechaneyfilm.com) for Much Better Adventures We were tasked with filming for a TV advertisement – covering one of their trips in the Norwegian Fjords with supporting stills for online and print media. Norway is an incredible venue and we were blessed with three […]
Shooting Real Turmat: Properly Adventure-Ready Meals
Having Real Turmat meals on our expeditions is a huge relief. We’ve actually been sponsored by them for a few years now and when you’re miles away from civilization, carrying lightweight, delicious meals is a such a blessing! There’s nothing better than sitting down after a long shoot day, boiling some water in the jetboil […]
Wild Swimming in the Scottish Highlands for UHI
Here is a selection of shots shot at the beautiful Silver Sands near Arisaig in the Scottish Highlands. These photos where for the School of Adventure Studies which offers adventurous courses as a part of the University of the Highlands & Islands You can check out more of the shots in the gallery above ^ […]
Why Limited Equipment can be a Blessing : Canon 300D
As photographers, we often think that having the latest and greatest equipment is necessary to capture stunning photos. However, sometimes using limited equipment can be a good thing, and that’s precisely what I want to discuss in this blog post. The Canon 300D, first released in 2003, may seem like an outdated camera to some. […]
Seahound Creations: Stunning Stills and Video Work by Ruhig.co.uk
We were recently commissioned by Seahound Creations to produce a series of stills and video work for their website and social media channels. The brief was to create images and videos that would showcase the company’s products and services, as well as its unique brand identity. The project began by taking a series of stills […]
Analogue : Kodak TMax 100
Kodak T-MAX 100 is a black and white film stock that has been a staple in the photography world for decades. It is a high-quality, fine-grain film that produces images with excellent detail and sharpness, making it a favourite among many analogue photographers. One of the most notable artistic qualities of Kodak T-MAX 100 is […]
The enduring charm of Analogue Film
In a world where digital technology reigns supreme, it’s easy to forget about the beauty and allure of analogue photography. While digital cameras offer unparalleled convenience and speed, analogue photography has a timeless charm that simply cannot be replicated by digital technology. Previous Next You can check out more of the shots in the gallery […]
Amazing Panoramas with the Brenizer Method
The Brenizer Method is a photography technique that creates incredible panoramas together with a shallow field of view. Combining lots of images with a fast lens can give an amazing effect, sometimes called a “Bokeh Panorama” or “Bokehrama” by its fans. Using sophisticated computer programmes it’s possible to stitch together lots of individual pictures with […]
Edelrid Climbing Equipment in Iceland
Edelrid was created in 1863 by alpinist Julius Edelmann und Carl Ridder. Since then it has been creating amazing products for climbers the world over. In 1953 they developed the kernmantle rope, an innovation which has since become the standard for all climbing ropes. Our Icelandic expedition was proudly supported with equipment, ropes, bags and […]