Browse photography by Sam Maynard.
In Hebrides House, you’ll see pictures and artworks commissioned or created by Sam during the 20 years he lived in the Outer Hebrides, where he was a photographer and film maker. Here is a selection of some of his photography.
This photo of Mangurstadh was used on a cover of the George Mackay Brown's Booker Prize shortlisted novel 'Beside the Ocean of Time'.
The Princess of Wales during a visit to Stornoway.
Tiger Moth over Broad Bay.
John the barber gives the council's convenor Sandy Matheson a close shave.
Marion Campbell was one of the last traditional Harris Tweed weavers.
The interior of a chapel on the island of Canna. The church had been vandalised by German boy scouts.
This picture was taken with Malkie Maclean of Proiseact nan Ealan (The National Gaelic Arts Agency), to draw people's attention to the perilous state of the language.
In 1989 Minister of Defence, George Younger meets with General Yazov the highest ranking naval officer in Russia, on board the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible, in the Atlantic. This was the first arms verification meetings between Russia and the UK. Yazov was to return to Russia to organise the 1990 coup to oust Gorbachev.
Sarah at the Calanais Stones.
This picture of a sea eagle won Scottish feature photographer of the year.
The Melbost Bard Murdo MacFarlane.
Everyone leaving after Stornoway hosted the Mod.
Sandie Maciver and Anna Murray in the Seaforth.
These kids are playing at a Gaelic medium school in Carnish, North Uist.
A harpist at an Feis.
St Kilda and a gannet.
Father Calum MacLellan in Barra.
A seal pup in the sound of Harris.
Iain and Murdany Buchanan from Mangurstadh.
Oil workers in the Minch.
Calanais Stones.
This photograph was taken in 1988 aboard PS Waverley - the oldest seagoing paddle steamer in the world - when it visited the Hebrides.
The Carloway show in the 1980s.
Shiant island shepherds.
The Shiants.
Self portrait in Harris.
The catch on the Annandale trawler in 1981.
Eishken Estate, taken for a Labour Party poster with Malkie Maclean.
A piper and a minister at the Mod.
