Hebridean Horizons
Hebridean Horizons is a photographic tribute to the Scottish landscape and the Gaelic language. Each panoramic print depicts a 360º view from a hilltop or mountain on the west coast and highlights important landmarks in Gaelic.
The photographs have a timeless appearance and monumental character, yet each panorama captures a unique moment in time by depicting the dramatic weather changes typical of the Hebridean Islands. Gaelic is profoundly connected with land and sea and by learning its place names, we are drawn deeper into this majestic world.
Dùn Ì - Iona
Medium: Giclée print
Paper: Hahnemuhle Photorag 308gsm
Printed by: Glasgow Print Studio
Edition: 100
Dimensions: 180cm x 27cm
Price: £ 135,00
Photograph taken on the 27th of January 2022 by Rutger Emmelkamp.
Gaelic placename research by: Iona’s Namescape - Sofia Evemalm-Graham, Mairi MacArthur and Alasdair Whyte.
Larger prints (up to 6m in length) can be ordered.
Prices for custom formats upon request.
Prints are sold rolled up in a triangular tube and can be sent by post.
Included is a document with the place names in Gaelic, their meaning and the Ordnance Survey English forms.
The next 360º photograph in the Hebridean Horizons series will be taken from A’ Bheinn Mhòr (Ben More), the highest peak on Mull. Here is a sneak preview.
