• Sheikh of Knockengorroch

    Self-confessed ‘children of the flower’ Liz and Simon Holmes run the World Ceilidh Festival from their home, Knokengorroch Farm, in the Scottish Southern Uplands. This eclectic festival draws together acts from across the globe for three days every spring when they open up their home to the thousands who embrace the landscape and the music.

  • These Wild Palces

    Keith Salmon is a landscape painter working in Scotland. He began to lose his sight more than twenty years ago but continues to paint and find new ways to express his passion for the Scottish mountains and the great outdoors.  

  • Pictures from the Broomielaw

        Pictures from the Broomilaw and beyond. For the month of December Glasgow’s Café Hula on Hope Street is playing host to an exhibition of pictures by PaperCamera’s Chris McNulty. You may have seen Kate E Deeming’s story in the film Glasgow’s Morning Dancer on this website. We hope you’ll stop round for a …

  • Glasgow’s Morning Dancer

    Glasgow’s Morning Dancer, By Julie-Anne Barnes She dances. She dances like no one is watching. Sometimes it’s as simple as moving from one foot to the other. Swaying her arms, rolling her head, extending her leg. She has captured a space and a moment in time. And she has captured the public’s imagination. This is …