EXIT music
This photograph is of a corridor that led out to a courtyard in the old hospital that I trained in. That hospital was Royal Cornhill in Aberdeen. I used to … Continue reading EXIT music
This photograph is of a corridor that led out to a courtyard in the old hospital that I trained in. That hospital was Royal Cornhill in Aberdeen. I used to … Continue reading EXIT music
This film is about a Scottish castle that was demolished in 1956. Craighall castle, Fife, was an ancient seat of a a Scottish family that reached out. This film is … Continue reading Hope Endures
Avondale House, by Polmont:
This was filmed at Gosford Mausoleum on Sunday 11th March 2018. Seeing, hearing, knowing and the clock, should never give way to: Observing, listening, being and becoming.
This film is about particles and being. It was filmed at Greenock Tempietto on Sunday 28th January 2018. This film is for: Sian, my mum, my Granny, Rachel, my sister … Continue reading Tempietto
This film is about a late Victorian tragedy. Unconnected to this specific tragedy, World War I happened. Many years later the ownership of Cabrach estate changed hands. The Cabrach Tragedy … Continue reading The Cabrach tragedy
This is my third film in the Cabrach series. It was filmed at Powneed farm, which like almost all the farms in Cabrach (apart from Aldunie) has been abandoned. Perhaps … Continue reading Perhaps it is more a desire than a sensation
This is a film about Haining castle. From the late 17c this castle was renamed as “Almond castle”. This film is a reminder that we may outlive labels or that … Continue reading ‘before us stands yesterday’
I was filming in our garden today as the sky was beautiful, the spring bulbs colourful, and the green as fresh as can be. By chance, an NHS Forth Valley … Continue reading ‘Have you ever noticed that certain days are injury days?’
Dr Eric Dow, General Practitioner for Bridge of Allan, took his life on the last day of January 1947. He died by cyanide fumes in his home and surgery, Fernfield. … Continue reading Fernfield