Top Scottish Landscape Photographer Colin Prior Showcases Natural Scotland

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Top Scottish Landscape Photographer Colin Prior Showcases Natural Scotland

PR Newswire EDINBURGH, Scotland, November 21, 2012

EDINBURGH, Scotland,November 21, 2012/PRNewswire/ --

In the run up to the Year of Natural Scotland 2013, world-acclaimed landscape photographerColin Prior aimed to capture outdoor expert Rebecca Morris in one of her favourite locations in the Cairngorms showcasing the incredible scenery, colours and atmosphere that inspire her work every day.

http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121120/577683 Rebecca, who is a guide for Wilderness Scotland and an advocate of sustainable and responsible tourism , was announced as the Young Highland Ambassador of the Y ear earlier this month. Leading up to the Year of N atural Scotland, the images celebrate Scotland's majestic scenery, as well as the 10 Year anniversary of the Cairngorms National Park in 2013.

Says Rebecca Morris:"Scotland is special for so many reasons, for me it is the most beautiful place in the world. The weather is very changeable, making the already breathtaking landscapes even more dramatic and atmospheric.Every day and every season

are different. I love the wild, remote, wilderness feeling you get in the Highlands and when combined with the history, wildlife, culture, folklore, music and food, you just can't beat it."

2013 will be a year-long celebration ofScotland's outstanding natural beauty, magnificent historical heritage, incredible wildlife and truly breathtaking landscape. The Year of Natural Scotland 2013 will provide visitors with the ideal opportunity to become immersed in Scotland throughout the year, experience the rugged scenery of the Highlands, the splendour of the national parks, the freshness of the natural larders, and the welcome from people who passionately care about this wild land.

Colin Prior, who is celebrating 25 years of landscape photography next year says: "Scotland has an inspirational quality in the landscape, the geology and the light which surpasses anywhere else I have had the privilege to photograph.Many areas inScotland, such as Eigg, Muck and Rum possess their own character and charm and offer great opportunities for exploration."

The Year of Natural Scotland will start on1 January 2013and run until Hogmanay 2013 with events, festivals and activities taking place across the length and breadth of Scotland. Visitors will be given the opportunity to experience the great Scottish outdoors, as well as to join in on a range of celebrations and discovering insider tips from across the country.

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