Loch Ness Photography for Inch Hotel, Fort Augustus

Loch Ness, Dores

One of the finest hotels in Fort Augustus, the Inch Hotel sits quietly back from he bustle of the village, an old hunting lodge, it has some of the best views of loch Ness to be found. The owner, an intoxicating entrepreneur who in his other businesses helps develop C level business skills to some of th largest firms globally asked us into produce wall art. He's seen our natural history gallery online - eYSIGHT Photography - and wanted to bring the Highlands indoors. So we did it. A brief based upon images for specific lochs to match the rooms. This commission ended up working in every room in the hotel.

Cinnamon Fringe. Commercial photography for hair-dressing salons.

The owner of this salon based on Ellon was having a new website created by Grampian Website Design. We were asked over by the designer to create images of the busy atmosphere and friendly chit-chat that persisted through out the day between hair dresser and client. We created both colour and black and white images for them to give it that 'sixties' feel to fringe -edge hair dressing!

Cairndaisy Bed & Breakfast, Muir of Ord. Guest house Photography, Beauly.

Cairndaisy is one of the little gems you only ever seem to find out about through referral. Set in some of the finest countryside here in the Highlands, close to all the sights but far enough out for peace and quiet. The owner is renowned for her baking, the rooms have a standard beyond most with a very high attention to detail and you might even get a tune from a master piper if you ask! They approached the studio for new images as their new website being created by Inverness Online had more opportunity to sell rooms, food and surroundings..

Ben Loyal Hotel, Tongue. Hotel photography, Tongue.

It seems when you get to Tongue it is impossible to go any further north in the British Isles... Jurassic coastlines, Smoo Cave with its history and of course the Ben standing proud in a vast ocean of moorland stretching as far as the eye can see. Many do the run from Ullapook to John a Groats, stopping in the Ben Loyal hotel. Fine food, comfortable beds and a place to rest before continuing on the next stage of the journey. The studio was asked to create new images for them following considerable decoration and for a new website.

Beach Cottage, Inverness. Holiday let photography, Allanfearn, Inverness

A complete refurbishment took place prior to the launch of this new boutique bed and breakfast, nothing spared, the owners attention to detail beyond excellence. Top this with stunning views of the Kessock bridge and Beauly Firth, dolphins launching themselves into the air directly opposite and you have the recipe for an incredible stay in Inverness. We were asked by the owner to create images for the new website.

Ard Choille Cottage, Mallaig. Holiday let photography, Mallaig.

 Ard Choille Cottage, an historic croft that has been renovated and extended has a very special and unique selling point... if you like Harry Potter or steam trains.  Yes, the train made famous by the books goes past the bottom of the garden - a fantastic site of steam and coal smoke as it draws in to the nearby station of Mallaig.  Fine furnishings and a kitchen that would equally be at home on a spread for home and country, this cottage needed  a new website to do it justice.  Your Reflection were asked following a recommendation by another Holiday cottage owner to provide imaged of the property and its views out to Rum.

Ardmour Cottage, Isle of Skye. Holiday let photography, Broadford isle of skye.

A five star holiday cottage with views out to sea and an interior that sets a standard to many a holiday home owner.  Fine furnishings and a saffron walled bathroom with roll top bath that would be at home in any period property!  Your Reflection Studio were asked by the owners who also run a local bed and breakfast to provide a new set of images due to a forth coming website upgrade.  This also included wading across a burn to get a view of the property with the Cullins in the background!