Gallery
Welcome to my gallery. I hope you enjoy what you see here and please visit again.
If you are looking for something specific please do not hesitate to contact me.
If you are looking for something specific please do not hesitate to contact me.
Clients Area
The Area where Private Portfolios can be accessed by the clients.
Each Portfolio has been assigned its own password which is given out to the client.
Each Portfolio has been assigned its own password which is given out to the client.
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 The wedding of Bryan and Therese Martin |
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People & Events
 A selection of some shots from recent weddings. |
 Some candid some posed but all portraits! |
 A variety of images shot at East Fortune Museum of flight on their 2009 air show. |
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 With thanks to Mr Iain Macdonald (Instructor) and students of Scotia TKD Bo'ness Class |
 Home of the British Hill Climb Championship, Bo'ness was revived in 2008 and goes from strength to strength. |
 Scotia TKD Inter club Competition held at Blackburn Community Centre. |
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Miscellaneous
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 HMS Lochinvar is in Port Edgar in South Queensferry.First called HMS Columbine and used as a destroyer base in the first World War, it was then used as a holiday camp for poor families in the 30's. Changed its name to HMS Lochinvar and turned into the main Minesweeper training base in the second World War, it was then used as a base for the Naval fisheries protection boats until 1975 whe it was closed and handed over to the Scottish Office and subsequently the Scottish Government. It is now used as a collections depot for the National Museums of Scotland and not open to the public. |
 Underground dwelling in the Southside of Edinburgh |
Nature
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 A variety of both captive and wild Birds of Prey. |
Architecture
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 Bangour Village Hospital was opened in 1906 by the Edinburgh Lunacy Board as a lunatic asylum. it served as a wartime hospital in both world wars, and eventually closed its doors for the last time in 2004. Demolition is not an option as these are listed buildings, however i have dedicated this portfolio to the hospital as it may well be developed as flats and housing. This is to remember it as it is now. |
