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.
9. Stirling
A city with rich history, Stirling is home to the 19th-century National Wallace Monument which offers stunning views over the area. Stirling University is also located within a 330-acre estate which is rich with natural beauty. | Contributed
10. Glasgow
Like Edinburgh, Glasgow is home to a number of historic locations and impressive buildings but there are areas of natural beauty tucked away in the city too. | gavin - stock.adobe.com
11. Fife
Whether you’re looking to capture Pictish symbols or views over the coastline at the Wemyss Caves or take in the many beaches tucked in the East Neuk, photographers will have ample opportunity to capture stunning landscapes in Fife. | Adobe Stock