Bringing play to Brodie
Here is a garden with a difference – discover Brodie Castle’s Playful Garden.
Aberdeenshire: 3-day itinerary
From a garden masterpiece in Ellon to a fairytale castle in Alford, there’s so much to discover in Aberdeenshire.
Hornel’s photographic eye and the influence of Japanese photography: part 1
A trip to Japan in 1893, and exposure to photography there, changed Edward Atkinson Hornel’s entire approach to painting.
Call for papers: Morton Photography Symposium at Broughton House
The Camera, Social Networks and The Inaccessible, from the 19th Century to the Present Day
Photography on the Edge: Part 3
Tourists to St Kilda frequently held patronising views about the islanders, much to the irritation of the St Kildans.
Celebrating young people in the Highlands
We’re marking the Year of Young People across our Highland places.
Meet me in South Uist
Explore views of the island which first made photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw (1903–2004) fall in love with the Hebrides.
Thig comhla rium gu Uibhist a Deas
Thoiribh sùil air na seallaidhean a thug buaidh mòr air Margaret Fay Shaw (1903-2004).
In search of the azure
Inverewe is home to an impressive 11 species of dragonfly and damselfly, and hosted a recent training event with the British Dragonfly Society.
Hornel’s photographic eye and the influence of Japanese photography: part 3
The photographs Edward Atkinson Hornel saw in, and brought back from, Japan had a profound effect on his later paintings.
Major improvements for visitors to Glencoe
The Trust has announced plans to transform the visitor centre at Glencoe, allowing visitors to learn about the world-famous site in a more immersive way.
Just my type
Team East celebrate the beauty of type at Robert Smail’s Printing Works and reflect on their experiences at Project Reveal.
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