About
Rowan Hale
Twelve years walking the north-west with a tripod, a flask and a weather app.
I photograph the Highlands as they are: wet, grey, wide and occasionally astonishing.
Most of my work is made within a day’s walk of a road, in the weather everyone else stays home from. I shoot landscapes, wildlife and night skies, and I return to the same places for years.
I take commissions from magazines, conservation groups and tourism boards, and I sell a small number of prints each year.
In the bag
Bodies
Two weather-sealed mirrorless
Lenses
16-35, 24-70, 100-400
Tripod
Carbon, twelve winters old
Night
Red headtorch, hand warmers, flask
Base
Inverness, Scottish Highlands
From the notebook
The best light usually turns up about ten minutes after you decided to go home.
Rowan HaleField notebook, October
