Lindsay Robertson

· His background ·
Edinburgh born Lindsay Robertson has been a professional photographer
since 1971. Having perfected his skills in commercial photography he adapted his
art to concentrate on capturing the landscape which has always been his
inspiration.

In recognition of his work whilst resident at the prestigious Hermitage Artists
Retreat in Florida during 2005, Lindsay was given the opportunity to bring the
Eastman House archive of Ansel Adams photographs to Scotland. To
spearhead his own current photographic project of photographing in the
footsteps of the Scots born environmentalist and father of the American
National Park movement, John Muir.

· His work ·
Lindsay has always had a passion to photograph the ever changing Scottish
landscape. He believes that by creating monochromatic images of mountain, sea
and sky, our emotional response and appreciation of the world around us can
become all the more intense and meaningful.

As a photographer who journeys in the pursuit of inspirational locations, he is
often reminded of Chief Seattle's wise words when he said,
" take only memories, leave nothing but footprints..."

He uses traditional skills, hand made silver rich prints combined with modern laser
technology to create stunning landscapes and is the first
British Photographer to be awarded the privilege of exhibiting with Ansel
Adams.