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This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thanks for choosing to listen to this. I'm Rachel Stewart. For this edition of Scotland Outdoors, I was lucky enough to meet up with the award-winning photographer and Landward presenter Shabaz Majid. Now he's just published a new book featuring stunning aerial images from around Scotland and there are some

really interesting photographs in there. I met up with him in Dundee, where he lives, next to one of

the city's most recognisable landmarks, the Tay Bridge. Well, I mean, I'm always looking around for photo opportunities, whether that's on my mobile

or not.

And it's a place I know well from the other side of the bridge or from this side.

I photographed it from all angles at all times of the years.

And I never get fed up of it.

People always say you keep photographing the bridges or the river, not think of anything

else. And it's not don't think of anything else.

And it's not about not thinking of anything else.

It's about the fact that you can capture them in all kinds of unique conditions

and still get a great photo.

So what is your process?

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