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Esha Ness – Shetland<\/p><\/div>\n

Dougie Cunningham, a 40-year old professional photographer and hill walker, has spent the last five years travelling around Scotland, researching, visiting, photographing and writing about the most beautiful places in Scotland for his book, Photographing Scotland published this week by fotoVUE at £27.95. At Walkhighlands we’ve an extract below, the chance to win one of three copies of Dougie’s book, and a discount code – WANDER – you can enter to get 20% off all fotoVUE books at their own website<\/a>, with free shipping until the end of the year. <\/p>\n

This 592-page photo-location guidebook \u2013 featuring over 800 inspirational photographs \u2013 guides you to the most beautiful places in Scotland to visit and photograph. From Esha Ness in the north of Shetland to the Mull of Galloway in the south, Dougie has explored the best of Scotland\u2019s glens, mountains, the coast, islands, villages, rivers, loch\u2019s and quite a few distilleries – he does like his single malt – and has documented his travels in detail so that you can follow in his footsteps, all the while giving tips how to take the best photographs.<\/p>\n

Look inside Dougie\u2019s book here:<\/p>\n

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