http://alangraham.co.uk Photos. Of Scotland, scenery & lifestyle. Thu, 03 Jul 2008 06:12:03 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Say hullo to Bailey, he's a 4 month old Basset Hound. I know this is hardly "real photography", but give me a break here :) I've recently bought a Medium Format camera, so am doing a lot more film work. Will try and get some scanned in for publication... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2008/07/03/bailey/ Do you know how sometimes you head out and already have, in your minds eye, an exact copy of the shot you are aiming to take that evening? Well, this shot is the complete opposite of that. I wanted to take a shot of sunset alongside the wrecked hulls in the empty ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2008/06/15/the-last-lock/ Yet another one of those locations I wanted to scout out and get some shots of. This evening didn't pan out great for photography, but it was a good laugh, and was good to be back out stomping around the wasteground of West Scotland. My mate Mike got an excellent ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2008/04/06/grangemouth/ After wandering around South Queensferry and getting the shots I wanted of the Forth Bridge, I realised that the town itself is really nice too. Cobbled streets led down to the shore and harbour through little twisty alleyways, with the town being tranquil apart from the occasional rumbling of ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2008/03/25/dry-docked/ Against even my own better judgement, I dragged myself out this evening to South Queensferry, with the aim of taking a postcard-shot of the Forth Bridge. I've been a bit under the weather the last week, which had resulted in me being off work (shocker!) on Thursday and Friday last week. ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2008/03/16/from-queensferry/ Whilst honeymooning in San Francisco, I couldn't resist driving up to the Twin Peaks viewpoint to get a nice panorama of the city. I think Amanda will never come with me to do photography every again - a fiercely cold biting wind was cutting across the hilltop, and I wanted to ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2008/03/12/twin-peaks/ You know, I moved to the new house almost exactly a year ago: I've been passing the magnificent Kelvingrove Museum ever since. Each time I see it in the evening, illuminated like this, I kick myself for not yet having captured one of Glasgow's most historic landmarks. Anyway, a last ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2007/11/24/a-years-ambition/ It's been a while, blah blah blah... Have been doing rather a lot of stressful wedding photography (not my choice, honest, folk keep asking!), so I might see if some of those photos can be put up here, too.  It's been rather enjoyable and am happy with the results, however not ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2007/10/09/the-old-parish-revisited/ Hi all, Am back again, hoping to stop letting Real Life get in the way of some decent photography! Took this last week with Mike.  When I did the West Highland Way in 1999, this was a idyllic little cottage on the side of the path... at some point since then it's ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2007/08/13/back-again/ Here's a curious thing.  No matter how much work someone puts into a shot, the prepping and analysis, the positioning, setting the aperture, checking the depth of field, and everything else .. it is the person that actually presses the button who holds the copyright! So, here's a shot taken by ... http://alangraham.co.uk/archive/2007/04/25/keep-left/