Still Clyde

PhotographyEuan Ross4 October 2014The Hydro, Glasgownight, Long Exposure, Scotland, Architecture, Glasgow

North Tolsta

PhotographyEuan Ross27 September 2014North Tolstaisle of lewis, islands, Scotland, Beach

A Mouthful

PhotographyEuan Ross31 August 2014Shanghaichina, shanghai, Food

The Other Side

PhotographyEuan Ross25 August 2014The Bund, Shanghaichina, shanghai, Architecture

Morning Mist

PhotographyEuan Ross23 August 2014china, rice terraces, longsheng, Sunrise

Pin An Rice Terraces

PhotographyEuan Ross17 August 2014longsheng, china, Landscapes

The Butcher's Shop

PhotographyEuan Ross16 August 201425°48'47" N 110°1'1" Elongsheng, china, Architecture

White Gloves

PhotographyEuan Ross7 August 2014Lijiangchina, lijiang, bicycle, Yunnan

Great Wall Hole

PhotographyEuan Ross3 August 201440°40'39" N 117°14'45" Echina, great wall, jingshanling, Architecture

Rundown

We came across this rundown house, the result of three squabbling siblings.

PhotographyEuan Ross30 June 201460°8'1" N 24°43'33" Ehelsinki, finland, Architecture

Butt of Lewis Lighthouse

The Butt of Lewis Lighthouse was built in the 1860s to aid shipping. It is unusual for a lighthouse in Scotland as it is constructed of red brick and is unpainted.

White Sands at North Tolsta

The beautiful white sandy beach at North Tolsta on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis.

PhotographyEuan Ross10 June 201458°21'54" N 6°12'39" Wislands, isle of lewis, Scotland, Beach

The Old Man of Storr

The Old Man of Storr is a large pinnacle of rock that stands high on the Isle of Skye and can be seen for miles.

PhotographyEuan Ross8 June 2014Old Man of Storrisle of skye, islands, Landscapes, Scotland

Takayama Farmer

A farmer in Takayama taking his crop home after working his land.

PhotographyEuan Ross7 June 2014Takayamajapan, farmer, Takayama

Carriage 6, 8 or 10

In Japan they are blessed to have possibly the worlds greatest train network (Switzerland comes close) that allows you to travel seamlessly around the country at high speed and on time. To the second.

PhotographyEuan Ross5 May 2014Himejijapan, Transport, Trains