About Cat Perkinton

Banton Loch Aurora Borealis in the Herald
1st February 2019
Janusry 31st saw the most amazing display from the Aurora Borealis, with an Orange alert making the lights visible to the naked eye.
View the article in the Herald with featured image here

Rannoch Moor in the Daily Mail
04/09/2018
The first golden tones of Autumn taken on Rannoch Moor on 3rd September
See the images in the Daily Mail Here

Loch Arklet sunset in the Scotsman
23/08/2018

Faughliun Reservoir in the Times
27th June 2018

The Beast From the East - Kilsyth snow goes national - March 2018
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The full force of the Beast from the East in Kilsyth picked up by the Sun, Express & Edinburgh Evening News
https://www.express.co.uk/pictures/pics/19486/Snow-drift-pictures-live-Latest-pics-UK

Kilsyth Snow in the National News January 2018
January 2018
My images of heavy snow in Kilsyth were picked up by the Telegraph, Mirror, Daily Mail, Daily Star & Metro
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uk-weather-heavy-snow-ice-11864555
http://metro.co.uk/2018/01/17/storm-fionn-make-way-storm-georgina-snow-bomb-hits-uk-7236031/

Queen's View in the Sunday Post
18/01/2018
https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/winter-walks-30-ideas-glasgow-west-central-scotland/

Trossachs Colour in the Daily Record
28/10/2017
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/scotland-now/gallery/spectacular-pictures-scotland-beautiful-autumn-11414318

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In the Gargunnock Hills for the Perseid meteor Shower

Loch Lomond Telegraph pictures of the day & Daily Mail
April 2017
September 2014
Cat Perkinton's Infrared images make national and international news with features in The Times, Daily Mail, Paris Match & China Daily
I am a photographer with a love of colour, & something of a rainbow chaser, specialising in infrared, atmospheric landscapes & equestrian photography.
Infrared Photography
These images are created using a camera I have permanently set up to capture infrared. The shots can be a revelation, as the infrared lens filter is so dense it blocks the viewfinder/screen, meaning that all shots are taken blind, an exposure time of up to 25 seconds can be needed for each shot, which on breezy days makes for very dreamy movement blur in grass & leaves.
I love that an infrared image can create a candyfloss fairyland of even the simplest landscape, somehow otherworldly & unique.
Atmospheric Landscapes
When capturing a landscape I am always aiming to share not just what I saw , but some essence of the experience of being in that place, in light, colour tones, & particularly in atmosphere. My favourite images are the ones that transport me back to the moment of capture, and by doing so remind me of the peace, the sounds & even the smells of a location at a specific moment in time.
My landscape work is regularly featured in many UK national papers & online news pages, including the Daily Mail, The Times, The Telegraph, and my infrared work has been featured as far afield as China. I also photograph my local area for the Kilsyth Community Council website.