TITLE: Cold war Landscapes - Uig

Aired Uig is situated in the far north of the Isle of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides. It sits on the edge of the wild Atlantic and is battered by storms and fierce weather. The location was chosen during the Cold war to host a military base which was shrouded in secrecy . The MOD moved out long ago but the landscape lives on littered with angular buildings in this remote environment. This series of photos aims to capture the unsettling nature of this landscape and convey a sense of dis -ease that sits within.

AUTHOR: ruth grindrod (United Kingdom)

I am a landscape photographer living in Norfolk in the UK. My works features a mix of classical and more abstract interpretations of the land and the sea and coast. I print my work own and regularly exhibit. I have won a range of a wards and accolades including
LPOTY UK
Slopty UK
Spider awards
ND awards
Colour awards
Scottish nature photography awards including Scottish Nature photographer of the year 2019 UK
Various articles and publications with magazines and calendars