A brand new guide celebrates the "otherworldly" landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with a group of beautiful pictures.
Magical Landscapes Secret Locations, from award-winning artistic duo Alastair Laidlaw and Christine Marsden, highlights the magical folklore and fantasy parts that permeate the historical past of the Highlands panorama. It was created over a interval of seventeen years, following the authors' transfer to Fort Augustus, simply south of Loch Ness.
Appearing as a "love letter" to the area, the guide options "distinctive pictures, capturing scenes of extraordinary pure and magical magnificence". It brings consideration to how the Highlands have modified over the past 20 years, exhibiting a "enormous evolution within the perform of the panorama".
Those that learn the guide will be capable of see how the area has developed all through the final 20 years, whereas retaining the "majesty and fantasy which has persevered via the centuries".
Nevertheless, Magical Landscapes Secret Locations is just not a typical panorama pictures guide. It makes use of a mix of Alasdair and Christine's authentic photographs and "thought-provoking" textual content from writers Roberta Edwards and James A Whittake.
Via this, the pictures within the guide are remodeled into "fabulous" tales, impressed by the otherworldly backdrop of the Highlands.
Alasdair and Christine are behind Home of Laidlaw, which has had work featured within the likes of Vogue, Vainness Honest, Elle, The Guardian, and the Every day Mail. A duplicate of their earlier guide, Desires of Diamonds, was owned by the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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