Find Your Scotland Photography Tours

08/02/2026

National Snowdrop Day.

With all this endless dreich weather it's nice to finally see the bonnie wee heads of the snowdrops opening up.

There was a brief break in the rain today and we headed out for some fresh air. The snowdrops draped in raindrops catching the light like jewels. 💎

Here are a couple of places to celebrate snowdrops this month:

Cambo Garden
Branklyn Garden NTS
Scone Palace

23/01/2026

Who saw the incredible Fyrish monument on The Traitors last night?

Not something from the BBC props department but a 100ft tall stone monument that has stood in the fickle Scottish weather since the 1780's. It can be seen for miles around.

You don't have to run so hard that you make yourself sick on the 6km trail to the summit. Enjoy the woodland trails before they open up to reveal views across the Cromarty Firth, and south towards Inverness.

Rewarded at the top with views of Ben Wyvis.

Our visit back in November 2021 - we were battered by the wind but it was incredible and well worth the effort.

27/12/2025

With 2026 nearly at our door, many of us love to start making plans and have something to look forward to.

If Scotland is on your bucket list and you can't decide when to visit, let us help out.

When is the best time to visit Scotland? What a question that is! Do you prefer the long days of summer or short, cold days of winter?

12/12/2025

I'm so grateful we don't have too many neighbours close by.

When I started seeing aurora photos on our local village page, I put on my lovely snug robe (primarily used for post swim snuggliness) over my comfies and slipped on a pair of walking boots - minus any socks.

Admittedly, it wasn't much to look at this time around. Years ago we paid good money to travel to Iceland and saw less! Now I get to stand on our driveway and see them. Back on the sofa in time for the 2nd half of the rugby.

Perfect conditions tonight - the stars are visible, not a cloud in the sky.

28/10/2025

There's more to Perthshire in autumn (and any other time) than a visit to Dunkeld and the Hermitage.

Don't get me wrong, those places are stunning but they are also over saturated with people.

That's not how we roll here at Find Your Scotland. We prefer the quieter, less visited routes. This doesn't mean they are any less photogenic. It's important to us not to add any undue stress on our beautiful environment.

Find Your Scotland, is meant to inspire people to find their own version of Scotland. Not follow the Instagram flock. Your experience will mean SO much more. Your photographs will have their own story and not be a carbon copy of everyone that stood in a queue before you to get the exact same shot.

Let's have more meaningful holiday photos. Let's create memories and not tick boxes.
Let us help you find your own version of Scotland.

16/09/2025

Early signs of autumn are starting to show here in Perthshire.

03/08/2025

Early morning at The Hermitage and Dunkeld NTS.

Pause to listen to the soundtrack of the woodland. As last night's rain drips from the tips of deciduous tree leaves and the birdsong is loud. As you get nearer to Ossian's Hall the air is filled by the sound of Black Linn waterfall.

Filled with history and nature it's the perfect moment for quiet reflection.