Arboreal symbolism is pervasive in Gaelic literature and tradition, reinforcing the notion that humankind is inextricably a part of nature. A symbol of Scotland in contemporary times, the Scots pine ranks amongst the most enduring features of the natural world, stretching from Eastern Siberia to Southern Spain.

“Beinn Eighe NNR” (2018) medium-format imagery explores the most distinctive remnants of the old-growth Caledonian Forest as these reveal themselves in a compelling way at different stages of their lives.

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