The Scottish Highlands are the UK’s most photogenic location, a new study has found.
It’s according to a new report conducted on behalf of Adobe, which found that a number of Scottish locations were among the most photogenic areas in the entire country.
Analysing user engagement on the r/LandscapePhotography subreddit, the report examined hundreds of images shared in the community to find the areas which resonated the most with both professional and amateur photographers.
With The Highlands taking the top spot for the entire UK and the Trossachs also making the top ten, here we look at Scotland’s most photogenic landscapes.
5. Ardentinny, Argyll
Described by the report as a hidden gem, the village of Ardentinny in Argyll impressed photographers particularly with its beach which is the longest on the Cowal Peninsula. | Richard Johnson - stock.adobe.com
6. Argyll and Bute
Argyll and Bute is home to 23 inhabited islands, including those such as the Isle of Bute or Tiree, which are bursting with beauty spots. | Richard Kellett - stock.adobe.com
7. Sutherland
Located in the Highlands of Scotland, Sutherland is home to rugged mountains, open land and sprawling lochs. | Contributed
8. Caithness
Home to John o’ Groats and Dunnet Head – the UK’s most northerly point – photographers in Caithness have a number of iconic spots to take inspiration. | Ben - stock.adobe.com