Scotland's Beauty Captured: A Week of Stunning Submissions
Unveiling the breathtaking landscapes and hidden gems of Scotland through the lens of talented photographers! From the 31st of October to the 7th of November, we received an incredible array of images that showcase the country's diverse charm. But here's where it gets exciting: these photos are not just for admiration; they're an invitation to explore and appreciate the beauty of Scotland from a unique perspective.
Jacki Gordon, our curator of visual delights, presents a handpicked collection of images submitted by our community. Each photograph tells a story, whether it's the majestic highlands, charming lochs, or the vibrant city life. And this is where your journey begins...
Guidelines for Submission:
- We welcome your artistic contributions at scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk, but remember to follow the BBC's photography guidelines (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-11287381) to ensure a smooth process.
- Safety first! Always prioritize your well-being and that of others when capturing these moments.
- By submitting, you agree to the BBC's terms (https://www.bbc.co.uk/usingthebbc/terms), including granting us a license to showcase your talent while you retain the copyright.
- Norma Garthwaite reminds us of the importance of consent when featuring children in photos. We require written permission from a parent or legal guardian, ensuring everyone's comfort and safety.
Featured Photographers:
The following talented individuals have their work showcased in this collection:
- Robert Westerman
- Duncan Walker
- Gerry Doherty
- Duncan Loraine
- Emma Williamson
- Greg Crawford
- Fi Armstrong
- John Cuthbert
- Robert McCrory
- Neil Lea
- Alan Nairn
- Alex Orr
- Phil Dawson
- Brian McKenna
- Kevin Hamill
- Victor Tregubov
- Susheel Vani
- Sam Bilner
- Paul Bradley
- Jane Sayliss
- Frank McCafferty
A Picture's Worth:
Every image submitted tells a story, evokes emotion, and sparks curiosity. But what's your take on these visual masterpieces? Do they inspire you to explore Scotland's wonders, or perhaps they ignite a passion for photography? Share your thoughts and keep the conversation going!
