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A vivid blue door acts as a canvas for the shadow of a traditional street lamp on Saxe Coburg Street in Edinburgh
Portrait of St Monans church in Fife
This impressive entrance can be seen just off St Stephens St in Stockbridge Edinburgh.
These figures can be seen on the exterior of what was the old Air France offices in Edinburgh. The company has long vacated the premises but these metal characters still exude an international feel.
Looking out over the quay towards Blakeney Point in Norfolk.
Looking out over the quay towards Blakeney Point in Norfolk.
Looking back towards Blakeney Quay in North Norfolk
Some parts of Norfolk are flat…..period.
The sailing vessel Juno moored at Blakeney Quay in Norfolk.
The Counting House in Blakeney, Norfolk. The balcony gives wonderful views out to sea across a fantastic coastline.
Portrait of Copenhagen, the Duke of Wellingtons horse, from a statue set outside Register House at the east end of Princes Street in Edinburgh.
The Edinburgh skyline viewed across a frozen Inverleith pond. The castle sits high above the city on a cold winters day….
Gothic House in the Trinity area of Edinburgh.
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On the corner of Spring and Bowery stands the magnificent German Bank Building. Decades of urban scrawl cover its granite facade and it has been the home of commercial photographer Jay Maisel and his family for nearly fifty years, he still maintains his studio and gallery there. With six floors and seventy two rooms, this breathtaking monument, now an official New York City landmark, stands as a defiant symbol of past glories while around it the ‘Bowery’ is modernized by a plague of eye watering neon and glass. I know that one day some bright young spark from City Hall is going to commission an army of cleaners to descend on 190 Bowery and wipe away all traces of a character that no longer fits into its surroundings. Until then, we can only marvel at its unique, graffiti embellished beauty.
Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh
Took this image in Miami a few years back, suitable for a ‘Halloween’ post…….
Posted by Mark Johnstone at Right Profile Photography
Sunlight seen though the leaves and branches of a tree in the Botanical Gardens in Edinburgh. The tree seems to glow in the Autumn light…..
The sun seen through the leaves and branches of a tree in the Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh. The tree seems to glow in the autumn light…..
Two new Christmas card designs from Edinburgh-photographs.co.uk
The famous Edinburgh Castle and the columns outside the Dome restaurant / bar complex on George Street.
Initial wholesale orders have been good and it looks like both designs are going to be well received! The cards were something I had been thinking about, wanted to do something different and I am glad that production has started.
Right Profile are a photography company based in Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland.
Owned and operated by Mark Johnstone they specialise in bespoke private and commercial commissions for individual clients, companies and other organisations.
With an extensive portfolio of artistic photography inspired by the City of Edinburgh and a range of successful greeting cards both available for purchase, there is no better place for imagery of the Scottish capital.
A wide selection of international imagery is also available with pictures featuring New York City notable for their popularity.
Commercial photography is a speciality with work undertaken for many businesses around the United Kingdom.
Photographic art prints, mounted and framed imagery are readily available for all of Mark's work.
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