This collection of photographs of the island of Mull and its neighbouring isles forms part of a new and exciting series of images of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery taken by some of its finest photographers.

John MacPherson conveys the various moods of this remote and austere part of the British Isles in a series of photographs which convey the unique spirit of this extraordinary place.

Scotland has a wealth of stained glass in house, church and hall that is the equal of any in the world. This volume charts the history of that glass and its creators, from the earliest medieval fragments which survived the aftermath of the Reformation, through to the glorious flowering in decorative style that marked the turn of the twentieth century.

Hand, Heart and Soul is the first book to provide a national context for the work of Margaret Macdonald and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Robert Lorimer, Phoebe Anna Traquair, and many new names that emerge from the shadows.

In this first title from Wildcountry Press, photographer David Paterson travels the length and breadth of Scotland, from the Borders to the Shetlands and from Aberdeenshire to the Outer Hebrides, in search for the landscapes which he captures in time for this beautiful book.

A unique collection of Somerset voices and images from one of the South-West’s best known photographers and authors.

This is a captivating comparative selection of Scottish photographs from 1907 by Valentine and Sons of Dundee, once Scotland’s most successful commercial photographers.

Gus Wylie’s association with the Hebrides as photographer goes back thirty years and has been a significant force in the shaping and development of his creative output.

This book forms part of a new and exciting series of images of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery taken by some of its finest photographers.

This photographic book captures the enduring allure of Edinburgh.

This book forms part of a new series of images of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery taken by some of its finest photographers.

Orkney forms part of an exciting series of inspiring images of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery taken by some of its finest photographers.

An anthology of historic photographs from The Dan MacDonald Collection. They cover every aspect of the life of the River Clyde, and are chosen and introduced by Len Paterson.

A portrait of a Hebridean tideline by Helen Douglas.

Football Haiku contains over 100 three-line poems from a wide variety of contributors which have been printed on T-shirts.

Labanotation is a wonderful idea: take the greatest World Cup goal ever, the infamous Archie Gemmill goal from the 1978 Scotland v. Netherlands game, and transform it into dance.

Visiting construction yards, oil terminals and offshore facilities in the 1980s and 1990s, Sue Jane Taylor captured the gritty, harsh conditions of the oil industry in her sketches, paintings and sculptures. This is a remarkable visual and social commentary on a crucial development period in North Sea oil.

These beautifully captured images make a stunning book that reflects the great diversity and beauty of Scotland and its wildlife.

A magical collection of images that captures the essence of the beautiful and timeless world of the Hebrides.

A fascinating collection of photographs offering a fresh perspective on Glasgow.

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