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We Roam Hey, we’re Luke & Zaneta: photographers and content creators based in the Scottish Highlands.

A Hike to McCook’s Bothy Deep in the wilderness of Ben Alder Estate lies McCook’s Bothy. One of Scotland’s most remote b...
27/08/2026

A Hike to McCook’s Bothy

Deep in the wilderness of Ben Alder Estate lies McCook’s Bothy. One of Scotland’s most remote bothies, and one with a spooky reputation.

We set off from Culra Lodge for the hike, which meant we could cut down the distance considerably compared with the usual almost 20 km route from Dalwhinnie along Loch Ericht.

The walk took us through some incredible Highland scenery, with barely another person around. The weather was pretty wild too, so our cameras stayed in the bag for most of the hike. With all the lush green hills and dramatic landscapes, at times it honestly felt like we’d wandered into Middle-earth on our way to Mordor.

Apparently, McCook’s Bothy is also haunted… But we’ll save that story, and the bothy itself, for the next post.

The Far North of ScotlandWild, remote and breathtaking. Three words that pretty much sum up this corner of the world.Fro...
25/08/2026

The Far North of Scotland

Wild, remote and breathtaking. Three words that pretty much sum up this corner of the world.

From dramatic sea stacks and huge empty beaches to rugged mountains and lonely lochs, the far north of Scotland never fails to put things into perspective. It’s wild, peaceful and incredibly easy to get lost in.

Locations:

1. Duncansby Stacks
2. Loch Stack
3. Balnakiel Beach
4. Kearvaig Bay
5. Loch na Thull
6. Foinaven
7. Canneabenie Beach
8. Dunnet Head

Shot on Sony | Alpha Europe A7IV & DJI Air 3

Sony UK & Ireland Sony | Alpha DJI

22/08/2026

Who the f**k put this bench here?

📍location below

Imagine going for a walk, finding a random bench, and then sitting down to this. 😍

Honestly, whoever put this here knew exactly what they were doing.

📍 Ballachulish Peninsula, Scottish Highlands

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The art of noticing / part VOver the years, we’ve come to realise that some of our favourite photographs are the ones we...
20/08/2026

The art of noticing / part V

Over the years, we’ve come to realise that some of our favourite photographs are the ones we almost walked past.

A patch of light. A change in weather. A small detail in the landscape. Nothing extraordinary at first glance, but somehow worth stopping for.

Here’s another collection from Scotland’s quieter moments.

Which image catches your eye?

Sony UK & Ireland Sony | Alpha Europe

18/08/2026

This bag is a beast!

After testing the .gb OnePro Flex 50L for the past month, it’s safe to say this won’t be my last bag from PGYTECH.

It’s really well made, packed with cool features, and very comfortable to carry thanks to the proper hiking-style harness. Something you don’t usually see on a camera bag.

*gifted

A little taste of our time at Culra Lodge Tucked away in the middle of nowhere on Ben Alder Estate, Culra Lodge is about...
16/08/2026

A little taste of our time at Culra Lodge

Tucked away in the middle of nowhere on Ben Alder Estate, Culra Lodge is about as remote as a Highland escape gets. Surrounded by mountains, lochs and nothing but wilderness.

During our stay, we had plenty of fun paddle boarding, enjoyed the wood-fired sauna and hot tub, and finished the evening with dinner, drinks and lots of laughs with Derek Mccrimmon Emily Chalmers Hannah & Lauren Mccrimmon 🖤

A pretty special place and an even better bunch of people to experience it with.

It’s always a little sad to say goodbye to the puffins as the season comes to an end here in Scotland, but we’re already...
09/08/2026

It’s always a little sad to say goodbye to the puffins as the season comes to an end here in Scotland, but we’re already looking forward to seeing them again next year.

Our final encounter at Dunnet Head couldn’t have been better. We were lucky enough to capture these little characters with their beaks full of sand eels, bringing home a proper catch before heading out to sea.

With the light fading fast, we had to push the Sony 200–600mm to its limits to get these shots. The conditions were challenging, but somehow that made capturing the moment even more rewarding.

Which shot is your favourite?

All shots taken with Sony | Alpha A7 IV + Sony 200–600mm.


Sony UK & Ireland Sony | Alpha Europe

This could be your camera roll if you venture beyond Glencoe and the Isle of Skye.The north of Scotland feels wilder, qu...
02/08/2026

This could be your camera roll if you venture beyond Glencoe and the Isle of Skye.

The north of Scotland feels wilder, quieter, and far more remote. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to slow down and take it all in. Swipe to the end for a cute fluffy bonus.

📍Locations:

• Bealach na Bà
• Sango Sands
• Loch Druim Suardalain
• Cape Wrath Lighthouse
• Quinag
• Loch Eriboll
• Path to Suilven
• Applecross Peninsula
• Little Assynt Walk
• Kyle of Durness

Which shot is your favourite? 👇

📷 All shots taken on the Sony A7 III & Sony A7 IV.

You don’t need a better camera. You just need to start seeing these 7 things.📌 SAVE this post and use it as a checklist ...
23/07/2026

You don’t need a better camera. You just need to start seeing these 7 things.

📌 SAVE this post and use it as a checklist the next time you head out with your camera.

Photography isn’t about training your eye to notice what makes an image interesting.

Before you press the shutter, slow down and look for these:

1. Use foreground to create a stronger sense of depth.
2. Follow leading lines to guide the viewer’s eye.
3. Look for reflections to add another layer of interest.
4. Chase the golden light to add warmth and depth.
5. Frame your subject naturally.
6. Show the scale by including a person.
7. Simplify your composition by removing distractions.

The more you practise spotting these, the less your camera matters. Great photos come from seeing the scene differently, not from buying better gear.

Every photo in this carousel was captured somewhere in Scotland over the years using Sony UK & Ireland A7III.

Puffin Yoga on Lunga IslandWe all know puffins are funny little birds, but have you ever watched them stretch, groom the...
21/07/2026

Puffin Yoga on Lunga Island

We all know puffins are funny little birds, but have you ever watched them stretch, groom themselves, or scratch? Some of their everyday moves look suspiciously like they’re following a yoga instructor!

Which pose is your favourite? Bonus points if you can come up with a yoga-style name for it! 😄

All shots taken using Sony UK & Ireland A7IV

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