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PKIMAGE MUSICFOOTNOTES. Scottish Arts & Music BLOG -
http://www.musicfootnotes.com/
'IMAGINING SCOTIA!' The stories, poetry and old ballads we lost. I am interested in how words, music and art interplay. Artists - Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and the way they combine imaginative & inspired words with magic melodies. Plus Radiohead, the Beatles, Mozart,....I enjoy folk/rock, acoustic, rock, pop, classical. I don't care about genre but about music by the authentic and genuine artist. Photos of Scottish singer songwriter Emeli Sande 2007- 2016.

'Sometimes but rarely in a lifetime a voice captures your attention with its depth and beauty, with it's ability to move in profound ways.'......
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A state of grace – Perceptions
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The next photo is always the best one – and the way it should be. ‘the universal sense of quest, daring and growth.’ J Baldwin.

Pauline Keightley, portrait & music photographer: Scottish Arts & Music Blogger

I have been shooting Glasgow, Edinburgh since 2007 - folk musicians, contemporary talent and major artists. Photos and promotions Emeli Sande since 2007. My photography is about creative & alternative style, natural light and photo journalism. I aim to mix the old with the new and to capture of inner reflection. Celtic Connections, Edinburgh Festival, major festivals & promotions. Archive images to license for use contact Scottish Arts and Music Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/scottishmusicblogs?ref=hl

PKImage Musicfootnotes: Scottish Arts & Music - http://www.musicfootnotes.com/
TESTIMONIALS: 'you use the light exceptionally well, full of life.’ 'You have a wonderfully observing & imaginative eye. ''you're really very talented & have a great eye -it's a rare skill!' Kirsty