Scotland: Fine Art Photography for Sale

Golfers head to Carnoustie for the wild and wonderful golf courses.  We played all three public links: Buddin, Burnside, and the Championship; see previous blog for golf report and photographs. But you need some R&R after the round. We highly recommend the beautiful Parkhouse B&B.  It’s just a 10 minute walk (or quick drive) to [...]

The Carnoustie golf links are all public.  Clubs surround the properties, however, and that’s how locals enjoy special membership privileges.  The LADIES Golf Club of Carnoustie is the oldest women’s golf club in the world, founded in 1873, as the sign outside their clubhouse, just across from the course, proudly announces. We were privileged to [...]

I begin our time in Scotland with three special memories of Carnoustie, just 45 minutes north of St. Andrews on the east coast.  We played all three Carnoustie public links courses: the Buddon (named for the nearby military base where you overhear machine gun fire constantly), the Burnside, and finally, on day 3, the Championship. [...]

A warm and homey cottage in a Scottish village, our home away from home for August 2009.

Okay, we’re two years late for THE Open, but we’ll be playing Carnoustie July 28, 29, and 30. Check back for photographic updates! Sign in for Email subscriptions.

Ithaca, a poem by Constantine P Cavafy, from a friend to send me on my journey to Scotland. Also read at Jackie Kennedy’s funeral, the poem encourages the journey, and reminds me of The Alchemist, an allegorical novel by Paulo Coelho first published in 1988.

Scots from around the world return home for The Gathering of the Clans on July 25-26, 2009. Our Ross contingent returns to Tain, headquarters of the Ross clan.

Five Reasons to Get Away to Dornoch, Scotland in words and photography

A new blog of photography, travels, and stories in northern Scotland.