06/05/2013
Falls of Muick
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The Scenery of the Dee Book is now
reissued
by the Deeside Bookshop at Ballater
and is on sale at various outlets in Aberdeen and on Deeside.
Seeing the Aurora Borealis in
Scotland and the UK.
Three Internet sites that will help
you to see displays:
www.spaceweather.com
Site gives best predictive
information about Solar activity and likely storms affecting the Earth.
www.AuroraWatch.co.uk
Alert service for the UK storms
happening from data source at Crooktree in North East Scotland.
www.auroraspy.co.uk
Offers Scottish overview of various
sites including direct link to Spaceweather European Aurora Oval map, the
Crooktree data and useful cloud forecasts.
14th
November, 2012
Interesting article in
wheretraveler.com about seeing
and photographing Aurora displays:
http://www.wheretraveler.com/alaska/take-great-photograph-northern-lightsDigital Photo Class 2013 The next evening course at the Aboyne Community Centre should be in September so watch this space for details or contact Mid-Deeside Website for details and enrolment. |
I am
based on Royal Deeside in Aberdeenshire. In 1986 I began compiling an
extensive collection of my photographs when I established my freelance
photography business. I was a BAPLA registered
photo-library from 1990
- 2010.
News update:
There have been Aurora Borealis display during 2012, with two good
displays on the 1st and 8th of October and the best I have seen since
2006. So far 2013 has been very quiet and great debate about the Solar Max
continues. Several of the images from that
activity are on Crooktree.com and
see the Links Aurora Photography article for useful information and links.
A small display on the evening of the 13th January,
2012 between 8-10.30pm. Not picked up by AuroraWatch as the data is now
coming from Lancaster as the Crooktree computer has a fault. Watch
Spaceweather more closely to pick up early warnings, especially if you are
living in Northern Scotland.
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The Step Pyramid at Saqqara
© All photographs used to illustrate this Website are my Copyright.
Only
photographs in the various Galleries can
be enlarged by double-clicking them.
None of the photographs can be
reproduced for commercial purposes but I am delighted for them to
be used for
personal use.
If you
require higher quality versions then please contact me at any of the ways
shown below.
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My own online library is now set up at Crooktree.com and I have further images on the Alamy.com site, with some of my Scottish and Aurora collection in addition to the Alamy stock is on the Collections Library and is available for purchase. |
Jim Henderson Member of the Association of Historical & Fine Art Photographers HNC in Photography Formerly a member of the Master Photographer's Association, Royal Photographic Society and teaches Digital Photography evening classes at Aboyne Community Centre. Formerly tutored a week-long residential workshop at Balmoral Castle. River Dee and the Balmoral Estate
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I have experience in Press, Commercial and Fine Art photography, commissioned work is undertaken, and I supply the publishing industry with photos for the Tourist Related market, especially postcards, calendars and magazines and PR. |
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Tomnaverie Stone Circle near Tarland
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Under the banner of Crooktree Images, I have published books featuring my own photos on selected topics. I am happy to share this experience of publishing with others and my books are available through the Internet. Philae Temple in Moonlight to left, with jousting at Castle Fraser below and Massed Pipebands at Braemar Games at bottom centre. | ||
| I will add a new page showing the 2014 range of range of Kevin Smith's calendars that I provide photographs for. The calendars are on sale throughout Aberdeenshire but can now be ordered online. Link to KSCalendars.com or see the above page for additional details. |
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