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- More Abstracts and Hebridean Impressions
- Flowers - again
- On the Beach
- Flowers again
- More from The Chessmen Exhibition
- Centaury
- On the shore - again
- Grasses
- On Bayble Beach
- For McGregor - The Woodlands windows
- Dawn
- Fishing Boats in Stornoway Harbour
- On the West Side
- Morning Light at GB's
- More Flowers
- Statsraad Lehmkuhl
- More Birds
- The Broch at Carloway
- On the beach
- Near the Butt of Lewis
- Semi-abstract
- Gearrannan Black House Village
- One big fat Frog
- Some Hebridean insects
- Black and White and Blue
- More Hebridean Birds
- Odds and ends on cloudy days
- The Butt of Lewis
- In black and white
- Hnefatafl, Tafl
- Scottish Blackface sheep
- The Lewis Chessmen
- The beach at Mealista
- The Berserker
- The A858
- Ferns, mosses, lichens and liverworts
- Stornoway Water Wheel
- Odds and Ends
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Black and white certainly brings a different discipline into play and we become more aware of form and texture.
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