The Old Shed

An old shed crowned by a huge ivy plant

For: nature vs human 2 contest

Kinloss Abbey

Kinloss Abbey near Forres was founded in 1150 by King David I and colonised by Cistercian monks. The abbey went on to become one of the largest and wealthiest religious houses in Scotland. The Protestant Reformation of 1560 brought about the abbey's demise.

For: town history contest

Preparing to Jump

For: bikes 2 contest

Glasshouse

An old Victorian glasshouse overwhelmed by vegetation

For: nature vs human 2 contest

Brodie Castle

Brodie Castle near Forres was built by Clan Brodie in 1567 but partly destroyed by fire in 1645. It was greatly expanded in 1824 by the architect William Burn. In 1980 the Castle was taken into the care of the National Trust for Scotland.

For: town history contest

Stunt Show

Glasgow Riverside Museum 24th Sept 2011

For: bikes 2 contest

Elizabethan Carving

Monument to Dame Elizabeth Brocket (upper figure) died 1612, and to Dame Agnes Sanders, her mother, died 1588. Parish Church of St Etheldreda, Hatfield.

For: carvings contest

Hilton of Delnies

For: farm country 2 contest

Bacchus

Statue of 3 year old Rorie Matheson as the infant Bacchus, commissioned by his father, Sir Alexander Matheson in 1866. The sculptor was Alexander Munro, a leading pre-Raphaelite artist.

For: carvings contest

Earnhill Farm

For: farm country 2 contest

Tribal

For: masks 2 contest

Innocence Revealed

Marble sculpture from the National Museum of Scotland

For: carvings contest

Potato Field

For: farm country 2 contest

Clashach Cove

For: out of dark contest

Scabious

For: purple contest

Cornflower

For: purple contest

The Old Boatshed

For: out of dark contest

Alves Old Kirk

For: going low contest

Over the River

For: leading lines contest

Toadstool Family

For: going low contest

Common Blue

For: butterflies contest

Out of Town

For: leading lines contest

Rusted Chains

For: going low contest

Peacock

For: butterflies contest