Scotsman Recommends

Double page spread in The Scotsman Recommends section today featuring the work I have done with Historic Scotland. Their properties offer endless opportunities for photography and right now they are offering 18 months membership for the price of 12. Fantastic deal!
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Mining Mayfest

A visitor examines a flame safety lamp at Scottish Mining Mayfest, a four day celebration at the Scottish Mining Museum near Edinburgh which took place this weekend. Part of Homecoming Scotland 2009.
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The Finola Trust

The Finola Trust was set up by Henrietta Forman to send her daughter to Portland College. Finola has cerebral palsy and there are no specialised residential colleges in Scotland. The Trust aims to raise £22,000 by September this year. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Barbara Smith Masterclass

Edinburgh Castle Chief Executive Barbara Smith gives a masterclass on remaining positive during the economic downturn in the latest edition of LifeTimes, the Scottish Widows Magazine.
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Strathclyde People

Strathclyde People - the magazine of the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow photographed for White Light Media.
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In The Zone

Contemporary kitchen extension to a Victorian Villa in The Grange, Edinburgh. Designed by Zone Architects.
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Osso Restaurant

Osso - a contemporary cafe and restaurant in the Border town of Peebles. Review here. Photographed for Scotland on Sunday. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Secs Appeal

Makeover photoshoot for the Daily Record featuring administrative professionals from Edinburgh and the Lothians. Pictured is Samantha Flood at The Rutland Hotel. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Duke of Roxburghe

The Duke of Roxburghe and Scottish golfer Lloyd Saltman help launch the Magners Scottish Golf Championships at the Roxburghe Golf Course near Kelso. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Essential Edinburgh

One of the new Essential Ambassadors in action, brought in by Essential Edinburgh to provide advice and information to users of the Central Business Improvement District. Photographed for Capital Magazine. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Fresh Look at Jeffreys Interiors

A new look for a new season at Jeffreys Interiors, Stockbridge, Edinburgh. Photographed for their website and advertising use. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Sir James Black - Famous Scots

One of the outstanding scientists of the modern era Sir James Black dropped by the National Archives of Scotland to visit the Famous Scots exhibition, which is dedicated to his family. The exhibition is on at ScotlandsPeople centre, Princes Street, Edinburgh until 22nd May. Part of Homecoming Scotland 2009.
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Billy Connolly

Scots comedian Billy Connolly in Edinburgh this morning for a private visit to the National Archives of Scotland. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Not just a Tin Shed

But the old tin Dalmally Village Hall nestled in the Strath of Orchy two miles east of the tip of Loch Awe. Shot in the low evening sun. Love the roof colour.
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Harvey Nichols Shoot

Harvey Nichols spring / summer collection 2009. Photographed for Scotland on Sunday Spectrum Magazine. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Warrior Archangel

Historic Scotland's Jimmy Graham brushes away years of dust form an oak carving of St Michael which hangs 30 feet up in the shrine of the Scottish National War Memorial at Edinburgh Castle in time for the Easter Weekend. More here.
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Historic Scotland TV ad

TV star Hamish Clark shares a joke with director Sam Miller during a break from filming a new TV ad for Historic Scotland at Stirling Castle today. The star of Monarch of the Glen spent two days filming at five castles in the central belt which included Edinburgh and Dirleton. The advert is due to air at the end of May. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Sound Advice

Feature in Spectrum Magazine on tinnitus sufferers which include Alan Sharp, Cher and Ozzy Osbourne. Read the article here.
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Islamic Finance Council

Lord Sheikh speaking at the Islamic Finance Council conference in Edinburgh yesterday, the first time the it has been held in the capital city. Visit RobMcDougall.com

Tap-It

Product photography for Tap-It which is a new device which allows users to tap their bank cards against a chip and pin machine without the need to type in a PIN. Developed by i4 Product Design and Tailwind Solutions Ltd.
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