Adam Bulley Photography

29/10/2026

The best camera is the one you have with you…..

I drove past this tree yesterday morning, just as the light kicked off. A heavy storm cloud had just revealed the sun and this tree really grabbed my attention. I didn’t have any of my photography gear in the car at the time, but when the light is this good often all you need is your phone

Adam

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23/10/2026

Epic light at the Old Man of Storr

These were some of the best conditions I’ve seen at the Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye. Rolling mist changed the light by the second, at times hiding the Old Man completely. It was a matter of waiting for the mist to thin enough to give me the contrast I wanted, separating the rock formations and revealing the depth of the landscape.

Just as everything started coming together, a hiker walked into the scene. That small figure gave the photograph a sense of scale I hadn’t realised it needed until I saw them standing beneath those pinnacles.

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Adam

21/10/2026

19/10/2026

Finding different approaches to composition can always keep things fun and help avoid you from falling into a creative rut.

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Adam

19/10/2026

I was delighted to be asked to join my friend Matt Payne on his hit photography podcast fstopcollaborate.

During the hour long discussion we bounce ideas and talk about everything from exploring local locations and approaching creativity to shooting Star Wars scenes in Edinburgh city centre and how best to survive a battle if the only objects you can use are those found in a hotel lounge…

Discover lessons from Scotland on embracing creativity, understanding light, and preparing the right mindset for landscape photography that transforms your images and experience.

18/10/2026

The Trossachs

This scene caught my attention shortly after sunrise. Watching the light backlight the reeds and trees by this Loch side held my attention long enough to warrant changing lenses and waiting for the ripples on the surface of the water to give the effect I wanted.

Thanks for your continued support to this page. No AI, just genuine captures of a real moment in time.

Adam

17/10/2026

Waiting for Stillness

Sometimes the most important part of making a photograph is simply waiting. The houses surrounding this section of Loch Ard in the Trossachs make a good subject for an image. Obviously to get the mirror-like reflections can take some patience, and giving yourself the time to simply wait for the wind to drop, and the light to come good, is all part of what makes landscape photography enjoyable for me.

Adam

16/10/2026

Autumn in the Gardens

Edinburgh Castle with its autumn coat on. Princes Street Gardens are a lovely place to spend time throughout the year, but at the moment, they are looking spectacular with the autumn colour. Trying to find fresh and different viewpoints of Edinburgh Castle is always an intriguing challenge, but it works well from here, framing it with the leaves and trees. It's strange to think that Princes Street Gardens were once the Nor Loch, a man-made loch that essentially turned into a sewer. I guess the fertile ground has helped with new growth.......
Let's just enjoy it as it is today......!

Adam

14/10/2026

The bendy tree

It's a tree, that's bendy.... Not much more to say really

Adam

12/10/2026

Tangled

There’s something captivating about the intricate shapes of woodland in autumn. Initially the confusion can be daunting, but there is a beauty to be found in the chaos, tones and textures. These branches immediately caught my eye, and the thick green moss twisting across the frame, weaving through leaves of gold and amber told a story not only of nature but of the passage of time.

Adam