One Scotland in the Picture
The Scottish Government’s One Scotland anti-racism campaign joined forces with stv’s North Tonight and Scotland Today news programmes in October 2006 to launch One Scotland in the Picture – a photography exhibition aimed at finding images that best represent Scotland’s many cultures.
People across the country were invited to capture an image which illustrates a modern, diverse Scotland and submit their image to one of three categories: under 18, over 18 and mobile phone camera.
The images you see here are the short listed and winning entries, selected by a panel of judges and a public vote through North Tonight and Scotland Today.
The winner in each category will receive a digital camera and a one day skill session with Scottish photographer Andy Hall, who was part of the judging panel.
Over 18
Winner
Diane for Folio by John McLauchlan
Caring for Bella by Fergus Smith
Friends in Law by Gerry Wallace
Under 18
Winner
The Eurpoean Market, Inverness by Fiona Boyd (age 15)
Runners up
Ullapool by Trevor Mill-Irving (age 17)
Breaking down barriers through sport by Nicholas Hamilton (age 13)
Mobile phone
Winner
Motorcycling in Scotland by Ian Lindsay
Runners up
Me and Ash by Alan CK Lee
Aberdeen city summer sunset By Andrew Fraser
