Anne Glad Photography

Anne Glad Photography Individual Photo tours ( for all, not just for photographers)
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Based in Aberdeen , Scotland

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16/06/2026

#фототурывшотландии

16/06/2026

Girls 🤩

F-ART (Front Yard Art) part -2As I mentioned in my previous post, this fair wasn’t just for adults — our children took p...
05/06/2026

F-ART (Front Yard Art) part -2

As I mentioned in my previous post, this fair wasn’t just for adults — our children took part too.

For me, this was one of the most challenging and rewarding parts of the experience. The idea was to give the kids an opportunity to earn their own pocket money and learn what it takes to create something from start to finish.

Our youngest participant was just 7 years old, and the oldest was 10. For nearly six months, they worked on their projects week after week. We supported them with ideas and encouragement, and despite the fact that our house is currently under renovation, Shannon helped create the space and conditions that made it all possible.

On market day, the children completely exceeded my expectations. I was so proud watching my daughter confidently welcome customers, explain her products, handle sales, pack orders, and manage money all on her own. During the six-hour event, she never once came to me for help.

And every child did the same in their own way. They showed responsibility, confidence, creativity, and perseverance. They learned that good things take time and effort, and they experienced the pride of earning money through their own hard work.

More importantly, they learned how to communicate with people, believe in their ideas, and step outside their comfort zones. These are life lessons that will stay with them far beyond this market.

Watching them grow through this experience was truly special, and I couldn’t be prouder of them all. ❤️

Last Sunday, I took part in my very first fair as a photographer.Together with two incredibly talented creators and — ...
02/06/2026

Last Sunday, I took part in my very first fair as a photographer.

Together with two incredibly talented creators and — and with the help of our children — we organized a mini fair filled with creativity, connection, and support.

I had the chance to introduce people to my photography, share information about my photo sessions, and offer both photo prints and cyanotype prints for sale.

What made the day truly special was seeing so many familiar and new faces. All our neighbors came, our friends came, and friends of friends joined us. The support and encouragement we received meant so much.

A huge thank you to everyone who came, supported us, and helped make this event such a success. It wouldn’t have been possible without you, and I am incredibly grateful.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

It’s hard to explain just how inspiring and unforgettable our trip to the north of Scotland was.What made it even more s...
30/05/2026

It’s hard to explain just how inspiring and unforgettable our trip to the north of Scotland was.

What made it even more special was that we did it together. We found the time, squeezed it into our busy calendars, bought the tickets, got in the car, and just went. There were so many conversations along the way — deep talks, endless laughter, a few disagreements, and countless moments that brought us even closer together.

Driving north through Inverness and all the way to John O’Groats felt like discovering a completely different side of Scotland. A wilder, more authentic Scotland. A place where sheep and cows roam freely across open landscapes, where there are no fences stretching across every field, and where tiny villages still feel like communities where everyone knows each other.

The further north we travelled, the more dramatic the scenery became. Endless coastlines, rugged cliffs, rolling hills, quiet roads, and views that made us stop the car again and again just to take it all in. There is something incredibly peaceful about the Highlands and the far north — a sense of space, freedom, and simplicity that is hard to find anywhere else.

John O’Groats, standing at the northeastern tip of mainland Britain, felt like a destination and an adventure all at once. But in many ways, the journey itself was the highlight. Every mile of the road, every stop, every conversation, and every shared memory made this trip unforgettable.

Scotland never stops surprising me, and this journey reminded me why I love it so much. ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

❤️

Orkney Islands — where Scotland feels truly wild. 🌊We arrived at the northernmost edge of mainland Scotland and boarded ...
26/05/2026

Orkney Islands — where Scotland feels truly wild. 🌊

We arrived at the northernmost edge of mainland Scotland and boarded a ferry into another world. The Orkneys aren’t just islands — they are a feeling. A place where the sun hangs low above the horizon, where people don’t check if it will rain, but how hard the wind will blow. Where cliffs fall dramatically into the roaring sea and history whispers from every stone.

We only had 4.5 hours here, but somehow it felt timeless.

Thanks to , who lives on the islands, we managed to see a small but breathtaking part of Orkney: Scara Brae, the Standing Stones of Stenness, and the wild Yesnaby Cliffs. Places that make you stop talking for a moment — just to listen to the wind and the waves.

Scara Brae especially stayed with me. A 5,000-year-old Neolithic village, older than the pyramids of Egypt, hidden beneath sand dunes for centuries until a storm revealed it again in 1850. Walking there feels less like visiting ruins and more like stepping into someone’s forgotten memory.

And then the cliffs… endless ocean, seabirds circling above, the smell of salt in the air — the kind of landscape that reminds you how small and beautifully temporary we are.

If you ever come here, take two different ferries: one from Gills to St. Margaret’s hope , and another back from Stromness. That way you can circle the coast and see the legendary Old Man of Hoy rising from the sea like something out of a Norse saga.

The real Scotland lives here. Raw. Ancient. Untamed. 🖤

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We arrived at the northernmost edge of mainland Scotland and boarded a ferry into another world. #фототурывшотланди...
25/05/2026

We arrived at the northernmost edge of mainland Scotland and boarded a ferry into another world.

#фототурывшотландии

First stop in our girls trip was It is one of the most beautiful castles in Scotland, located in the Highlands near the...
21/05/2026

First stop in our girls trip was

It is one of the most beautiful castles in Scotland, located in the Highlands near the North Sea. With its fairy-tale towers, stunning gardens, and rich history dating back to the 13th century, it feels like stepping into another world. A perfect place to explore Scottish heritage and enjoy breathtaking views


30 minutes photo shoot around our street 📸🤩Some people through their Christmas trees. Why not to use it in a photo shoot...
06/01/2026

30 minutes photo shoot around our street 📸🤩

Some people through their Christmas trees. Why not to use it in a photo shoot. We played in a snow , we tried to pull Christmas trees, we laid and laughed. We had so much fun for this 30 minutes.
In fact, for good photos you no need to much preparation. It starts with right clothes and good mood✨

I often hear two opposing claims:“AI is useless, professionals shouldn’t rely on it,”and, on the other side,“AI is a one...
10/12/2025

I often hear two opposing claims:
“AI is useless, professionals shouldn’t rely on it,”
and, on the other side,
“AI is a one-click solution for perfect images.”

Truth is… neither is right.

These images were created by collaboration with AI — but not by pressing one magic button. About 70% of the work is still mine: coming up with the concept, taking the right photo, editing it, preparing layers for generation, guiding the AI, and then blending everything into a polished final image.

Important to play with AI , to understand how it works. And then start to figure out, how you can use it in your job correctly.

Just like when Photoshop first appeared — photographers didn’t just “press a button” to retouch or composite images, right? 😉

What do you think of the result?

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