Ann Miles Blog

We hoped to see the famous pair of Sea Eagles off the jetty at Glenelg but no luck although we did get views of Gannets, Cormorant, Seals, ...

We have made a minor diversion on our way up to Skye to visit a relative of Phil's and are staying for the night in Ayr. The promised c...

I needed an image to advertise a talk I am doing entitled Inspired by Nature and found this one from a trip over to Bass Rock. Obviously a c...

I have been working on the Mackintosh pictures and have put up a Gallery of images on my website ( Ann Miles Photography ). These two are fr...

A couple more reflection photos from the marching band displays on Tuesday. The American Cadets from South Carolina had the shiniest bells. ...

Today's theme was reflections, starting with the intriguing planet earth type images in the euphoniums (?euphonia) of the Guards band. M...

We decided to visit the east side of the city today and ended up at a friendly match between Celtic and Blackburn. It is a very impressive s...

We visited Perth in the morning on Saturday to meet friends for lunch. There are quite a few of the original tenement houses there with the ...

The House for an Art Lover was constructed between 1989 and 1996 from a design of 1901 by Mackintosh for his wife Margaret MacDonald. We wer...

Scotland Street School,which was designed by Charles Renee Mackintosh, was opened in 1906 and closed in 1979. A very light interior with lot...

A set of pattern colour images. The first is from Troon Harbour last night - we watched them unpack the fish into these coloured trays. The ...