Library - Biblioscapes

January Days

The Sands of Forvie, Aberdeenshire are the fifth largest sand dune system in Britain, and the least disturbed by human activity.

Self-PublishedEuan RossOctober 23, 2022David Baker

Fragments Vol 1

A series of 'visual notes'
chance observations
collected fragments...

Another Place PressEuan RossOctober 23, 2022Iain Sarjeant

Dolomiti Dreamscapes

I wanted it to be more unique and personal than a collection of more traditional/classic landscape images. Through a process of experimentation and creative-play I started to find an aesthetic path that felt right.

Self-PublishedEuan RossOctober 23, 2022Sam Gregory

Passenger

The route takes in a variety of landscapes from rural suburbia, through the Mersey Tunnel and in to the city centre. Observing the passing scenes through condensation covered windows has been an inspiration.

Another Place PressEuan RossOctober 23, 2022Lin Blythe

Rhythm of Nature

A summer night in the field under a starry sky, the whisper of reeds in the wind, the tinkling beauty of ice floes gathering on the shore.

LYS PublishingEuan RossOctober 8, 2022Sandra Bartocha

Truncated

The series identifies a landscape where nature finds shelter and protection from its own elemental chaos by exploring the natural spirituality of the place, which is largely unaffected by the modern world.

Dewi LewisEuan RossOctober 8, 2022Paul Hart

Jubilee Pool

The art deco style with its many graphical shapes, textures and forms.

Self-PublishedEuan RossSeptember 24, 2022Roy Fraser

Uninhabitable Volume 3

Focused on the Anthropocene and the uncertainty of climiate change through the use of camera-less photographic processes.

Self-PublishedEuan RossSeptember 24, 2022Oliveia Bartlett

Following The Sun

During these 24 days I have struggled to wake up, earlier and earlier everyday, to catch the sunrise.

Handmade, Self-PublishedEuan RossSeptember 11, 2022Kerry Douglas

Evenlode The Sound of Waters

The Sound of Waters is a collection that shows the beauty seen within the River Evenlode, reported as strangled, lifeless, and polluted.

Self-PublishedEuan RossSeptember 3, 2022Claire Brooks

Even The Birds Were Afraid To Fly

I’ve always loved the sound of crows cawing. It has been suggested that they may even have their own language.

Kozu BooksEuan RossAugust 26, 2022Al Brydon

Silence

In dense fog, my walking companions often bemoan the lack of a view. I, however, treasure the rare moments when the onslaught on my senses is highly reduced.

Self-PublishedEuan RossAugust 20, 2022Alexandra Wesche

Trees

I wanted to explore this ubiquitous element of the British landscape. It’s almost impossible even in an urban area to not see a tree within your field of vision.

Self-PublishedEuan RossAugust 13, 2022Gary Turner

Believe Finding My Happy Space

Charting the two year journey to find balance in my life.

Self-PublishedEuan RossAugust 6, 2022Linda Bembridge

Thunder Road

Voices from the Cape Wrath Trail features portrait and landscape images made while walking the trail in 2021.

Dusk PressEuan RossJuly 31, 2022David Lintern

March Days

The Sands of Forvie, Aberdeenshire are the fifth largest sand dune system in Britain, and the least disturbed by human activity.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 24, 2022David Baker

See It Through

Windows and the views and light that fall through them.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 24, 2022Hilary Clarke

Uninhabitable Volume 2

Uninhabitable is a series of zines whch focus on the Anthropocene and the uncertainty of climiate change through the use of camera-less photographic processes which I have created as part of my final major project at college.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 16, 2022Oliveia Bartlett