

Wild Scotland · Seen Differently
Moments of wild intensity.
Wildlife and landscape photography shaped by Scotland's coast, mountains and changing light.
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Osprey · Aviemore, Scotland
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Scotland through my lens
2 galleriesSeascapes & LandscapesCoast, mountains and changing light across Scotland's dramatic wild places.
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12 galleriesWildlifeEncounters with Scotland's wild inhabitants, from quiet portraits to fleeting moments of natural behaviour.
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2 galleriesActionSpeed, power and split-second moments—from aviation and rallying to wildlife in motion.
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Field notes
Short stories from the places, encounters and conditions behind the photographs.
Aviemore · Cairngorms National ParkChasing Ospreys In AviemoreEarly starts, quiet anticipation and the unforgettable moment an Osprey folds back its wings and strikes the water.
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River Spey · ScotlandA Flash Of Blue On The SpeyA morning in a small pop-up hide, waiting for a brief flash of blue beside the River Spey.
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RSPB Troup Head · AberdeenshireAmong The Gannets At Troup HeadSea wind, towering cliffs and the constant movement of Scotland’s only mainland Gannet colony
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Galleries
Stories from Scotland's wild places, gathered by subject.




























Behind the lens
Patience. Place. Wildness.
Liam Paul McBride is a Scottish wildlife and landscape photographer with a deep connection to the country's wild places. From Ospreys fishing in the waters around Aviemore to Puffins and other seabirds along the Aberdeenshire and Moray coasts, his work celebrates fleeting moments of natural behaviour and the drama of Scotland's changing light.
Long mornings, quiet observation and respect for the subject sit at the heart of every image. LPM Photography Scotland is a record of those encounters—and of the landscapes that make them possible.
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