Before we left Scotland yesterday, we stopped at Queen's View at Loch Tummel.
When Queen Victoria visited in 1866 she assumed it was named after her. It's believed it was actually named after Isabella, the first wife of Robert the Bruce some 500 years earlier.
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Loch Rannoch, Scotland ~ Landscape photography
• jo jackson photography, landscape, personal, photographer, photography, rannoch, schiehallion, scotland, UK
On our way back from Loch Laidon there was just enough of a pause in the rain to get some shots of Loch Rannoch, with the peak of my mountain in the background.
Loch Laidon and Red Deer on Rannoch Moor, Scotland ~ Family photography
• jo jackson photography, landscape, nature, personal, photographer, photography, rannoch, scotland
During our trip to Scotland last week we visited a place that meant a great deal to us all. Ever since we were small we've visited Loch Laidon up on Rannoch Moor whatever the weather but this time was the first we went without my darling Dad. It was lovely to be there but very emotional for us all.
Red Deer Centre - Highland Safaris ~ Aberfeldy, Scotland
• jo jackson photography, nature, personal, photographer, photography, scotland, UK
We had a gorgeous afternoon at the Red Deer Centre just outside Aberfeldy. The girls loved it. We were able to feed red deer, met a barn owl and they spent an hour panning for 'fools gold' and other gems.
The animals were magnificent - especially to be able to see them up close, the staff were awesome in every sense of the word (good humoured, polite, knowledgeable...) and the weather was very nice too!
The animals were magnificent - especially to be able to see them up close, the staff were awesome in every sense of the word (good humoured, polite, knowledgeable...) and the weather was very nice too!
Garden Fairies - Children's photography, Oulu and Yorkshire
• children photography, finland, jo jackson photography, lapsikuvaus, oulu, personal, rannoch, scotland, UK, York, Yorkshire
I've had an idea in my head for a themed photoshoot to do with the girls for months. It was born out of discovering old bridesmaids dresses in the wardrobe and having a glimmer of inspiration.
Two boxes of dye, some floral headbands and a trip to Scotland later...and I have taken what I think are some pretty gorgeous photos of my girls as fairies. They don't have wings and I was originally thinking of adding some digitally but I decided against it and I just love how they've turned out.
Two boxes of dye, some floral headbands and a trip to Scotland later...and I have taken what I think are some pretty gorgeous photos of my girls as fairies. They don't have wings and I was originally thinking of adding some digitally but I decided against it and I just love how they've turned out.
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