Grant Bulloch Twenty Twenty One
Foreword
2021 may have been better than 2020, but only just. At least as a photographer, I have been able to travel, although not to all the locations I’d have liked. Nevertheless looking back, it provided a huge variety of photographic opportunities with some very diverse weather and landscapes. It also came with some success, for which I’m very grateful. I was commended or shortlisted in the UK Landscape Photographer of the Year Competition, the Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year Competition, the Scottish Nature Photography Awards, the Natural Landscape Awards, the Scots’ Magazine Annual Photo of the Year competition and had two wins in the weekly Twitter ShareMondays competition, plus a feature in Scottish Field. A big thanks to everyone who has followed me along on the journey this past year, liked photos or commented on posts. It is very much appreciated.
Passing snowstorm, Edinburgh
Calton Hill, Edinburgh
City Lights, Edinburgh
The Balmoral, Edinburgh
Renewal, Edinburgh
Blue Light, Edinburgh
Squall, Edinburgh
Light, Edinburgh
Global Rainbow, Edinburgh
Global Rainbow II, Edinburgh
Incoming Tide, Longniddry
Incoming Tide II, Longniddry
Carlingnose
Tension, Seacliff
Budle Bay, Northumberland
Solitude, Aberlady
Lindisfarne, Northumberland
Lindisfarne Castle, Northumberland
Bamburgh, Northumberland
Dunstanburgh, Northumberland
Forth Bridges, South Queensferry
Silted up, Queensferry Crossing
Poppyfield, St. Monan’s Kirk
Cornflower, Fife
Poppies, Fife
Bumbling Along
Bluebell
Cascade, Cumbria
Kinclaven, Perthshire
Kinclaven, Perthshire
A Trinity of Trilliums
Anemone
After the snowfall, Roslin
Crisp, Roslin
Forth Clouds I
Forth Clouds 2
Forth Clouds 3
Frozen
Loch Ard, Trossachs
Birches, Trossachs
Remnants, Trossachs
Loch Chon, Trossachs
Boathouse, Trossachs
Forest Light,Trossachs
Instrusion
Lichen
Dew
Dawyk
Outflow
Looking Down
Hagstone I
Hagstone II
Stranded Kelp
Tunnel Vision, Birmingham
Gas Street Reflection
Wallace Monument
Lost in Mist, Linlithgow
Sundown
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