2^nd Oct 1823-2023. Beautiful Autumn views the 200 year old Tayport Low (West Common, East Lighthouse) Lighthouse in Fife, Scotland

"Wrong Turn (2024)"

New Horror Movie Location Templeton Woods Dundee
Templeton Woods in Dundee offers an eerie atmosphere with misty light rain showers, making it a great location for horror film scenarios. The woods has magnificent nature walks, roe deer grazing the woodland, buzzards, Jays, grey and red squirrels, and many birds are found throughout the woods, making Dundee one of the few cities in Britain to be a home to these cute tree-dwelling mammals. Templeton Woods in Dundee, Scotland is well-known for the infamous killings during 1979 and 1980. At the time, the city was plagued by a serial killer, and the two cases became known as the Templeton Woods murders".

The Trees Have Eyes (2024) 

4th August, 2022. Unique photograph of the RRS Discovery ship was taken from the V&A Design Museum along a restricted area of the Balcony. The permission was granted to allow this photograph to be taken between the glass surround and the outer structure of the museum

The last surviving Scottish lightship the North Carr is berthed at Dundee's Victoria Dock and is scheduled to be demolished in 2024

German Phoenix Reisen Cruises, Artania cruise ship berthed an Dundee port

The Shannon Fisher ship and the Rem Fortress ship are both moored at Aberdeen harbour in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. SHANNON FISHER is an Oil Products Tanker, Registered in Bahamas. SHANNON FISHER (IMO: 9320489) was built in 2006 and is sailing under the flag of BS. The vessel REM FORTRESS (IMO: 9482342, MMSI 209455000) is an Offshore Tug/Supply Ship built in 2011 and currently sailing under the flag of Cyprus

The Thun Grace ship (green) and World Pearl ship (yellow) are both moored at Aberdeen harbour in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The vessel THUN GRACE (IMO: 9190195, MMSI: 245461000) is an Oil/Chemical Tanker that was built in 1999. It's sailing under the flag of Netherlands The vessel WORLD PEARL (IMO: 9638123, MMSI: 258854000) is an Offshore Supply Ship that was built in 2013. It's sailing under the flag of Norway

His Majesty’s Theatre is a category A listed proscenium arch theatre designed by celebrated architect Frank Matcham and opened in December 1906. It is a fully equipped producing and receiving theatre with a capacity of 1400. Since opening it has welcomed international touring companies, nationally renowned artists and Scottish and home grown talent. Aberdeen Performing Arts is a multi-award winning, multi-site, arts charity right at the centre of North-east of Scotland. There are three iconic city centre venues; His Majesty’s Theatre, the Music Hall and the Lemon Tree, are all on a national and international touring circuit for the performing arts and a vital part of Aberdeen and Scotland’s cultural landscape

The Girdle Ness lighthouse situated at Torry near Aberdeen was established in 1833 by Robert Stevenson. Girdle Ness Lighthouse is situated near Torry Battery on the Girdle Ness peninsula just south of the entrance to Aberdeen's harbour, in Scotland. It is an active light, managed by the Northern Lighthouse Board

Aberdeen Beach is famed for its golden sands and promenade which can be walked from the Harbour to the mouth of the River Don by the Bridge of Don. Features include Victorian railings and walks, plenty of seats and sheltered pavilion seating. It is popular with families, dog walkers and surfers and is a must for those visiting our City. Sections by the cafes, restaurants and Codonas Amusements, are dog free zones making this one of the cleanest beaches in Scotland. In the summer of 2013 it won an environmental award from Keep Scotland Beautiful for the area thanks to its cleanliness, water quality and safety. This Scottish Seaside Award and Blue Flag has been held since 2007

The Northlink ferry Hjaltland is docked at Aberdeen Harbour preparing to sail to Kirkwall, Orkney, and Lerwick in Shetland, Scotland