Inverness Classic Vehicle Rally 2018
There were some wonderful machines on show at the Inverness Classic Vehicle Rally. I’d only just walked round the corner when I was accosted by Ralph, who I’d only met the day before, to take some photographs of 5 different Triumph Bonniville’s. After what looked like an episode of “Strictly”
Beautifully Restored 1969 Triumph Bonniville
This stunning example of 1969 Triumph Bonniville was immaculately restored by Loch Ness Restorations. I was delighted to get some time with the finished project to be able to shoot some close up detail shots. I’m no expert on classic bike restoration, but I was blown away by the quality
Harley Davidson at the Caledonian Canal
This shoot got off to a ropey start when we realised we both had different ideas about where were meeting! Fortunately we were only about a mile apart and Jason was soon riding up on his Harley Davidson Heritage Softail. Once again, the heavy skies rolling in after the setting sun made
A Pair of Beautifully Restored Classics
…and the bikes are looking pretty good too!! (Sorry guys, couldn’t resist!) Stevie and Marj are an amazing couple with a fantastic collection of biking artwork of their own, some of which was created by Marge herself as she is an extremely talented artist in her own right. You can see her
Victory Hammer at Dalmore Distillery
You could hear the bike long before you could see it. There was a rumble in the air that matched the storm clouds gathering in the distance and when you turned to look where it was coming from, Evan appeared in the distance riding his Victory Hammer. The sound was aggressive and
Buell 1200s at Nairn Harbour
When Graeme turned up on his Buell 1200s in a stunning orange and carbon colour scheme, I have to admit I almost did a little dance!! The sound of it, even when idling, was like thunder and could be felt rumbling deep inside your bones. As a bonus we were graced
Bike, Bikes and more Bikes at Loch Morlich
A group of bikers, who worked together in Aviemore doing training for members of the armed forces, met up with me by Loch Morlich. Blazing sunshine, stormy clouds, midges and driving rain, all in the space of a couple of hours, made for a pretty challenging evening but it didn’t stop
Triumph Street Triple at the Forth Rail Bridge
While on a trip to Edinburgh, I took the opportunity to catch up with my friends Lamine and Symone and fit in a shoot at the iconic Forth Rail Bridge. Lamine turned up on his Triumph Street while Symone, sadly between bikes, had to trundle up in her wee car. After
Honda NC700 at the Marina
Dave arrived on his NC700 and I knew straight away this was going to be a good shoot. He had that classic bearded biker character and his badge covered leathers looked brilliant. The stormy skies and fading sunset made for an epic backdrop for the shoot. Having a hard time choosing between
Triumph Tiger and a Fat Lady
I’ll bet this title had a few folks reaching for the PC trumpet, but the “Fat Lady” here is the unflattering nickname given to one of the old petrol pump in the images. Drew already knew where he wanted to have the photographs of his Triumph Tiger 1050 taken and he