Should you visit the Island of Lewis,then Uige is a must.This shows the north Harris Hills from Timsgarry,Uige,Lewis.

Also visited South Harris with the famous beaches around Luskentyre and with the tide in just the right position.

Just arrived back from photographic tour of the outer hebrides namely Harris and Lewis.Just take a look at this beautiful bay near The Butt of Lewis.Dennis Hardley @www.scotphoto.com

We also took photographs around the quarrie complex including this dramatic view looking down onto another of the companys ships "Yeoman Bank".Good challenging work which we really enjoyed doing.

We were commissioned to photograph the yeoman Bontrup which has had a 35million refit after a devastating fire.This vessel is BIG especially when viewing it from one of Glen sanda quarrie lifeboats.We also spent some time shadowing VIPs around the ship plus taking shots around the quarrie complex.All within the companys strict health and safety regime.www.scotphoto.com

Adjacent to the Widnes Premier Inn is a Brewers fare "Buffet Place" wonderful staff,great great food,great price.This is the Buffet Place as seen from my Premier Inn window.www.scotphoto.com

Recently stayed at Premier Inn Widnes waterfront Lancs,lovely hotel,great staff,fantastic BED,This is Jenny who was on reception.Jenny should be the new face of the Premier Inn.Dennis Hardley Photography,www.scotphoto.com

To get the feel of the sheer size of this aircraft and especially the rolls royce trent enginesjust compare it to the (Follow me) escort vehicle.Dennis Hardley photography www.scotphoto.com

Drove down to Manchester airport this week for a one day only visit to Manchester airport to get a shot of the Airbus A380 super jumbo jet. It has a daily service but hey,im only here for the day so I had to be prepared to get the shots I needed.This is the touchdown moment.www.scotphoto.com

Another picture I took on Calgary beach that day was this one although much later when the sun was low in the sky depicting ripples in the sand.

During a recent commission for a book by Time magazine on britains beaches(,I was asked to spend a day photographing Calgary beach on the island of Mull) I took these pictures of seaweed with really lovely light.Dennis Hardley www.scotphoto.com

I caught this magnificent scene at the Isle of Eriska hotel a few days ago (April 2012) when after a heavy shower the wind completely dropped and this magnificent warm light bathed the whole scene giving this rich colour. Dennis Hardley Photography www.scotphoto.com

One of my favourite views for sunsets is from the island of Eriska towards Ardentinney peninsula in Argyll.This is yet another of my growing collection taken from this well chosen spot.www.scotphoto.com

Took this picture in a deserted croft,we managed to light the fire,set up a few things and created this image which gives an insight to the way people lived in the highlands of scotland in the early nineteen hundreds.www.scotphoto.com

The primroses are already out so its down on my knees once again to get the picture.Spring is a coming.dont forget to follow my facebook listing at Dennis Hardley

Another recent picture taken at sunset towards Ardentinney from Eriska,island and Spa.We look after the photography at the Isle of Eriska Hotel,situated on the island of Eriska,Argyll.They have lots of facilities here so the work is varied and interesting.www.scotphoto.com our new downloadable web site.

Achnacloich house and garden also on the shore of loch Etive is another beautiful garden especially in the spring.Its only a few miles from Connel village.dont forget to follow me on facebook.

We are approaching spring so why not visit some local gardens which are on our doorstep her in the Oban area.This is Ardchattan house and gardens on loch Etive-side,its the second oldest inhabited house in Scotland,second to Traquair house nr peebles.

This shot depicts a Tornado GR4 of 617 Dam Buster squadron taking off from Lossiemouth airbase in morayshire.Its almost impossible to photograph these without ear mufflers especially when reheat is selected.www.scotphoto.com

Being interested in castles and their history plus an interest in Geology (my wife and I collected hundreds of rocks and minerals from all over scotland which is now in Dundee university) was why I enjoyed this walk to Gylen castle on Kerrera,note the conglomerate rocks or ({Pudding Stone) on which the castle was built.www.scotphoto.com.please also follow Dennis Hardley on facebook on which I pos tseveral pictureseach day. also visit www.scotphoto.com