Overview
Douglas Corrance has been photographing Scotland for more than a quarter of a century. Now, in this superbly produced volume, he takes us on a visual tour of his native land, from the rugged peaks of the Highlands to the country's diverse cities, towns, and villages. The renowned photographer spent over a decade working for the Scottish Tourist Board, so it is not surprising to find in these pages a multitude of shots of the archetypal Scotland; however, Corrance skillfully manages to brings something new and surprising to every image. The result is a collection of striking photographs that will give readers a fresh understanding and clearer view of the many facets of Scotland's beauty.
Synopsis
Douglas Corrance has been photographing Scotland for more than a quarter of a century. Now, in this superbly produced volume, he takes us on a visual tour of his native land, from the rugged peaks of the Highlands to the country's diverse cities, towns, and villages. The renowned photographer spent over a decade working for the Scottish Tourist Board, so it is not surprising to find in these pages a multitude of shots of the archetypal Scotland; however, Corrance skillfully manages to brings something new and surprising to every image. The result is a collection of striking photographs that will give readers a fresh understanding and clearer view of the many facets of Scotland's beauty.
Internet Book Watch
Author Corrance has been photographing Scotland for more than a quarter of a century: in Scotland: A Visual Journey he provides almost two hundred color images of his photos, from people to places, creating a visual display armchair readers will relish.