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Aerial Apologies for the radio silence yesterday. I spent the whole day running errands and then did a full detail on the @mysaturdaydrive mobile which took about 6h.. I hope you all spend the weekend in more relaxing ways than I did haha! Let me know what you've been up to down below! Otherwise, please enjoy this lovely photo from Erskine Bridge. What do you think: did I shoot it with a drone or from the bridge? For more Scotland photography and travel blogs, please visit mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio. If you like my posts and haven't followed yet, what are you doing??
Erskine Bridge I said it before, and I'll say it again. It's amazing how quickly you can drive out of Glasgow and have some amazing views! I love Scotland so much! This was shot Erskine Bridge, just outside Glasgow, looking down at a house on the bank of the Clyde. Who needs a drone eh? Leave a comment if you like it! How far away do you have to go to escape the concrete jungle? Let's chat down belo! Otherwise, why not have a look at mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio for more amazing Scotland photography as well as travel blogs with tips and tricks for traveling around Scotland. If you really like my work and want to see more, it would mean the world to me if you could absolutely annihilate that follow button! Have a good weekend!
Edinburgh One last look at the capital to conclude this little series of photos I took when we went up Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh. I hope that you've enjoyed them just as much as we enjoyed going up and down the little hill! If you did, I would love it if you could drop a comment! I always appreciate every single one of them and enjoy interacting with you! For more Scotland Photography and travel blogs as well as travel tips and tricks, check out mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio! If you haven't done so already, smash that follow button to stay up to date with the latest Scotland photography as well as to get the chance to win a beautiful print of one of your favourite images when we hit 1000 followers!
Gorse Haven't featured this deliciosly coloured wild bush for a while, so there you have it! If you get swarm by wasps while double tapping the hell out of this image I do apologise. BEE (ha!) aware though, that August is the month the common wasp is relieved of duty from the queen and as they are preparing to die, they get extremely hungry and are likely to come buzz around if you have lively colours on or have some sort of sugary food or drink. Best thing to do is to stay calm and not swat it away. Swating it will stress it out and it will call for more wasps to attack! Leave a comment down below if you enjoyed the photo! For more educational materials and to view this photo and many more, check out my website at mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio. If you are enjoying my series, please feel free to smash that follow button!
Miniature Look at the tiny hikers!! Got a bit creative with the camera on Arthur's Seat. Let me know what you think down below! Oh, I also put a nice panorama of Edinburgh from Arthur's Seat in my Photography section on my website. Go check it out, link in bio! If you enjoy seeing Scotland through my lens, please smash that follow button!
Up with the birds At the very top, Arthur's seat is 251 meters, or 822 feet for my non metric friends. This is high enough to be up with the birds! Here's a wee snapshot of a seagull circling us, probably looking for people picnic-ig to pick on! Edinburgh is looking mighty fine from above, don't you think? Leave a comment if you'd like! For all other Scotland travel related matters, be it photography or travel blogs, please feel free to check out my blog at mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio for the latest post. If you are enjoying my photos, smash that follow button!
Edinburgh, Arthur's Seat Jeremy thanks you all for the lovely comments from yesterday! Although they can be quite the pest in certain neighbourhoods, Jeremy is a well behaved lad! This next little series is from Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh. We climbed it 2 months ago, when the weather was still being good to us! Anyways, it was a nice little hike with some amazing views of our beloved capital, Edinburgh! Have you climbed it? What do you think? let me know in the comments! Otherwise, please feel free to check out my latest blog post via link in bio or just head over to mysaturdaydrive.com for more Scotland photography and travel tips and tricks! If you are enjoying my little travel series, smash that follow button to see some more amazing Scottish photos!
Squirrel Thought I'd break up the series of photos with something cheeky! Here's Jeremy, my neighbour squirrel haha! Every time I look out the window and see him all I need to do is wave and he will come right to me (probably thinking I have food). I was lucky enough this time that he went up on a flower pot and posed! Let me know if you like Jeremy in the comments below! If you don't like him at least tell me what you've been up to this weekend! For more Scotland photography and travel blogs, please visit the link in bio or head over to mysaturdaydrive.com. If you are enjoying my photos, please go ahead and smash that follow button! It's a tremendous help in making more amazing content for you!
Dunnottar Castle, the money shot! Well, there you go! Last one (for now anyways) of the images from the Dunnottar Castle series. I thought I would end with the more popular angle of the castle. Let me know if you've enjoyed this little series in the comments below! Otherwise, check out mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio for more amazing Scotland photography and travel blogs! If you like my photos, please feel free to follow! It really helps me create more amazing content for you!
Stonehaven Close to Dunnottar Castle lies the fishing village of Stonehaven, one of the many charming fishing establishments on the east coast of Scotland! If you are planning on visiting Dunnottar Castle, I highly recommend going down to the harbour in Stonehaven and have a chippy! As some of you have mentioned there are also Gurdon or Bervje to check out just a few minutes down south from the castle! From my understanding, Stonehaven dates back as far as the Iron Age! Small Scottish villages have quite a charm, don't you think? Leave a comment! For something even more charming, check out mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio for the latest article! If you like my photos, please smash that follow button! It really helps me create more amazing content for you!
Dunnottar beach Still on Dunnottar Castle beach, we found these lovely wild flowers, offering a splash of colour on what normally would be a grey moody atmosphere of the Scottish coast. Kinda like you, my dear audience, being the more beautiful aspect of the grey dark world of the algorithm. Always glad to share some wonderful moments/places with you and always appreciative of your comments! Speaking of, what do you think? Comment below! Otherwise, for more colour in your life, why not visit mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio for my latest travel article from Scotland! If you are enjoying my photos, please consider following!
Romance Still at Dunnottar Castle, before or after you visit, take some time to go to the little beach behind the castle! On a rainy day like this, it looks moody as hell and can make for some cool candid shots of random tourists haha! I swear, I could sit there and listen to the waves all day! Wouldn't you? Leave a comment? Speaking of feeling poetic, there are some non fiction, non lyrical pieces of writing called travel blogs on my website. You can find them at mysaturdaydrive.com or just click the link in bio for the latest one! If you like my posts and haven't already, smash that follow button and let's go for a #mysaturdaydrive !
Turn around! One tip I heard in the photography community that stuck was to "turn around!". Well, this is photo fo Dunnottar Castle is a child of that! We were walking back up the stairs and I had to turn around and get a glimpse of it one last time! Let me know what you think in the comments below! Other than that hope you are having an excellent start of the week! If you want to see this photo and many more other incredible ones from Scotland, head over to mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio! You can also smash that follow button and stay up to date with the latest #mysaturdaydrive !
Dunnottar Castle Here's another look from inside the ruins of Dunnottar Castle! Hope you are enjoying the series so far! Let me know what you think in the comments below! Otherwise, wish you all an amazing week ahead! I would also like to tease that there's something really cool in the works from @mysaturdaydrive so be sure to follow! You can also visit mysaturdaydrive.com (link in bio) for more Scotland photography as well as travel tips and trics. I've recently posted an article about Inveraray Castle and would love it if you give it a read 🙏.
Dunnottar Castle Hope you had an awesome Saturday folks! We went to another wee castle called Blackness Castle! Be sure to stay tuned for photos, after we are done with the series from Dunnottar. Speaking of which, here's another angle! Let me know if you like it down below! Speaking of castles, have you checked out my latest article? Be sure to do so by clicking the link in bio or visiting mysaturdaydrive.com! If you are new here, consider following for more amazing shots of Scotland!
Dunnottar Castle Happy Friday everyone! Here's @maryannepugh_ discovering the black smith's workshop at Dunnottar Castle! I like how you can still see the outline of the chimney from the fire place where many a horseshoes or swords were probably forged here! Let me know if you like it down below and if you're going for a #mysaturdaydrive ! We probably will! I hope you also had a chance to look at the little article I wrote about Inveraray Castle! It was definitely one of the prettier castles we visited in Scotland and I hope to convince you to visit too! If you haven't already, please check the link in bio and read it and let me know what you think! There's also a photography section on my website with some of my nicest work so feel free to check that out as well. And as always, if you like my photos, please smash that follow button and lets build a saturday drive community!
Dunnottar Castle, worm's eye view! Looking towards the chapel, I spotted this nice little view through the flowers. It was raining while we were visiting, but it meant the colours were rich and it made everything feel very atmoshperic. After it rains, there are still very tiny molecules of water in the air. When light passes through them, they act as prisms and make colours pop! There is no such thing as too bad a weather for photography! What do you think? Leave a comment as it's always appreciated! For more travel blogs and photography, mainly around Scotland but also around the world, please head over to my website, link in bio, or just type mysaturdaydrive.com in your browser. If you like my photos, consider following! This is looking towards the chappel
Dunnottar Castle, looking out the window! Here's a wee shot of some of the views you get looking out of one of the windows of Dunnottar Castle, north, towards Dunnicaer Sea Stack. So I guess while being under the many sieges throughout the centuries, while trying to stay alive at least you had a good view...🤷‍♂️😅 What do you think? Is your view out the window better? Leave a comment! Otherwise, thank you for checking out my little post. If you want more Scotland related content, why not check out my blog at mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio. I fyou like my photos, hit that follow button so you never miss a post for some Scotland travel inspo!
Dunnottar Castle Here's a wee look inside Dunnottar Castle. It seems that although it's human inhabitants have long been gone, life still finds a way in, in the shape of moss. Here's another fun fact: although it was subject to many, many attacks throughout the centuries, Dunnottar has plenty of history, but the thing that stands out the most is that it was here that the Honours of Scotland were hidden from Cromwell's invading army in the 17th century. Scotland is just full of amazing history, don't you agree? Many thanks for checking my post out. If you'd like more photography and travel articles with regards to Scotland, please visit the link in bio or head over to mysaturdaydrive.com. If you like what you see, consider joining the saturday drive fam and smash that follow button!
Dunnottar Castle We're starting a new series now with some shots from Dunnottar Castle. "where legends come to life". Tell me if you've ever heard a more awesome tagline in the comments below! Meanwhile here's a cool fact: the rock the castle sits on was forced to the surface 440 million years ago! For more awesome Scotland and travel photography, visit mysaturdaydrive.com or click the link in bio. While you're here, please consider following as it really helps me create more amazing content for you!
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