August 9th 2024.
Ellie Forbes, a writer, discovers the breathtaking beauty of Scotland's natural landscapes through the lens of the 2024 Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year, Ian Bowie. Ian, a resident of Edinburgh, is drawn to the great outdoors and often seeks solace in the peacefulness of the Scottish countryside. His passion for capturing the countryside's essence has earned him the prestigious title of the Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year.
Ian shares his excitement and gratitude for the recognition, stating that it holds a special place in his heart as it showcases the best of Scotland's landscapes and the talent of those who capture them in a single shot. His winning portfolio includes a stunning image titled 'Emergency-on-planet-earth', which depicts dead trees on the shore of a loch, and 'Tide Lines', a delicate morning shot of a wave breaking over rocky shores on the North Fife Coast. Another notable shot is 'High Times #1 The Passing of the Storm', capturing the magnificent light painting the mountain range during a wild weather episode at the summit of Beinn Tulaichean.
Ian expresses his appreciation for the profound inspiration that the competition has been for him and his photography. The Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year has reached its tenth year and received an impressive 4,000 entries from both the UK and overseas. Stuart Low, the founder of SLPOTY, established the awards to promote and showcase the stunning places in Scotland. He shares his delight in the diverse range of images received this year, highlighting the beauty of lesser-known locations and the importance of preserving our natural heritage.
Stuart emphasizes the significance of photographers in capturing the essence of our environment and inspiring others to cherish and protect it for future generations. The Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year competition serves as a platform to showcase the beauty of Scotland and the talent of its photographers, while also raising awareness about the importance of preserving our natural heritage. To immerse yourself in more captivating cultural stories, subscribe to Scottish Field and read their latest issue.
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