Visions of Scotland: A visual celebration of the birthplace of bagpipes, golf, kilts, whisky, haggis, Robert Burns, Shetland ponies, the highland games, and so much more…
You take the high road and I’ll take the low road!
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About Frank’s Photography
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Map of Scotland
- Edinburgh, Scotland
- Glasgow, Scotland
- Stirling, Scotland
- Falkirk, Scotland
- St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
- Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland
- Golspie, Highland, Scotland
- Shetland, Scotland
- Outer Hebrides, Scotland
- Fort William, Highland, Scotland
- Orkney, Scotland
- Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
- Glencoe, Highland, Scotland
- Ullapool, Highland, Scotland
- Aberdeen, Scotland
- Loch Ness, Highland, Scotland
- Perth, Scotland
- Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
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Edinburgh













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Dumfries






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Lovely People






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The Lowlands




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Animals











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Inverness


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Kinneff


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Lockerbie Memorial

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Random Glimpses







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Saint Andrews









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Stirling



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Hadrian’s Wall
Though geographically not part of Scotland, Hadrian’s Wall in Northern England remains an noteworthy part of Scotland’s history. Built to fortify the Northern extent of the Roman Empire in Britain and to control the flow of people and goods, the extent to which it was intended to keep out the Scottish “barbarians” is open to discussion. Anyone have any thoughts on the subject?
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West Coast


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Ben Nevis




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The Commando Memorial



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Glencoe



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Loch Ness

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Ullapool





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The Highlands Forests





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Highland Games (Alva)






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Hebrides











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Orkney














Maeshowe



Ring of Brodgar



Skara Brae



Standing Stones of Stennes

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Shetland








Lunna





Quarff




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Where to next? (Travel Stories)









Wow, I feel like I was there with you! Thanks for posting them….Love the F&C’s pic always my favourite.
Thanks for the kind words of appreciation, mate. I am at a loss, though, for what “F&C’s” means. Cheers.
Fish and Chips
LOL! Mystery solved! 🤜🤛
Lovely pictures btw❤️
Thanks for appreciating the pix! : )
Happy New Year ✨️❤️🌸. Hope you are doing good and healing🤗. I hope you remember me🫠
Of course I remember you, Isha…. You are a very memorable person. I’m doing ok, thanks… and not wasting any heartbeats. Wishing you an authentic and meaningful 2026, sent with a big hug!
A bigger hug filled with healing from my side🫂
I feel it! 🎶
And you went to Stromness! Do you know the gorgeous tune “Farewell to Stromness” by Peter Maxwell Davies?
https://www.classicfm.com/composers/maxwell-davies/music/farewell-stromness/
Stromness, you bet! Orkney was such an amazing place… mind-blowing natural beauty and a living museum that captures and incredible sweep of history.
Thanks a million for sharing this lovely piece… new to me. It exquisitely captures the spirit and haunting beauty that IS Scotland. You can smell the peat burning and hear the pipes crying!!!
I have been enjoying your pictures, and my memories, of Scotland! Remembering in particular one day on a bicycle trip through the Outer Hebrides almost 30 years ago, when I was flying westward with a lively tailwind toward the Callanish standing stones. What a magical place! Thanks for taking me back.
Thanks so much for the most kind words, Teresa. For many years, I refused to take any photographs of my travels, but learned in time that they have the power to reanimate many pleasant memories. Anyway, the Hebrides are a magical place indeed. I thank you for thanking me for taking you back there. Happy travels!
Stunning photos of Scotland, Frank, and no doubt some wonderful memories! Happy Holidays, my friend!
Thanks so much, Anita. Wonderful memories indeed. Merry Christmas to you, my friend!
Very nice foto’s!
I agree with your enthusiasm concerning Scotland. I was there with a nice friend on motorcycle. Maybe the most beautiful country I know. Also because of the special light. Greetings, Rolf
Thanks for the words of appreciation, Rolf. Scotland has drawn me back many times… something about the the special light and good humor of the people I met. All the best!