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Warner-Tate Photography
Award‑winning Outer Hebrides photography. Visit us in Stornoway on North Beach, Island gallery & gifs.
Recognised in the Scottish Nature Photography Awards and Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year. Their work is inspired by the raw energy of the Atlantic and the quiet, shifting moods of Lewis and Harris.
Discover the wild beauty of the Outer Hebrides through the landscapes of Lewis and Harris, where Atlantic weather, ancient rock and shifting light shape every moment. From white‑sand beaches and turquoise bays to rugged cliffs, moorland and quiet coastal villages, these islands offer some of the most atmospheric scenery in Scotland.
Explore the world‑famous beaches of Luskentyre & Seilebost walk the dramatic coastline at Mangersta, Dalbeg and Ness, or experience the timeless presence of the Callanish Standing Stones. Some of the best moments come from the smaller, lesser know locations, a bonus of having local island based knowledge.
Visitors can see their fine‑art prints in person at their gallery in Stornoway, where a wide range of seascapes, landscapes and limited‑edition prints are available. The gallery offers a calm, welcoming space to explore the islands through photography, discover new work and learn more about the process behind each image.
Gallery 22 North Beach Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
1-2-1 Photography Tuition 4 hours £220 Full day 8 hours £400
Small Group Workshops, please see website for details
Silver Listing 2013
Outer Hebrides Tourism Member 2020| Season (1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026) |
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