By John McCarthy

One man, one camera, a 300-mile journey from Wick to Edinburgh – and a mission to snap as many of Scotland’s polling stations as humanly possible on the journey.

Graham Maclachlan, co-founder of photo-streaming site Blipfoto, took a road-trip on Thursday, shooting some of Scotland’s busiest polling stations on the day of the Scottish independence referendum.

Maclachlan took the time to visit some of the Highlands’ most iconic towns and villages from the frozen peaks of Aviemore to the historic battleground of Culloden to capture on film the country in the midst of it making its biggest Read full story ›

Source: The Drum