WELCOME TO GLYN SATTERLEY PRINTS

If you are a fan of Glyn Satterley's photography this is where you can purchase a selection of his black and white Scottish prints 

 Scottish Landscape - Scottish Golf - Grouse Shooting - Deer Stalking - Fishing - Game Keepers and Working Dogs - Caithness and Sutherland

All prints are hand-signed by Glyn, and can be mailed directly to your friends or family who might deserve a special gift.

9 x 6 inch digital print on 11.7.x 8.3 inch paper mounted to fit 14 x 11.5 inch frame -  £55.00 

13 x 9  inch digital print on 12 x 16 inch paper mounted to fit standard 50 x 40 cm frame -  £82.00

18 x 12 inch digital print on 22 x 16 inch paper unmounted and tubed - £108.00

POSTAGE WITHIN THE UK IS INCLUDED.

"Not only are they fantastic quality, but they capture the essence of the people, the sport and the landscape of the Highlands and Islands.  These are works of art and not just photographs."  Patrick Birkbeck - Managing Director - House of Bruar 

Glyn Satterley is one of Scotland's foremost photographers, perhaps best known for his black and white documentary photographs of Highland Sporting Estates, and from the books resulting from this ongoing project. ( The Highland Game, and Going to the Hill ) He is currently working on 'In Pursuit' a new limited edition book which will be available in 2025. Glyn is also acclaimed for his evocative Scottish Landscapes and quirky Scottish Golf images, some of which were in 'The Art of Golf' exhibition in Edinburgh's National Gallery. A long and successful career as an editorial freelance photographer has allowed him to explore the length and breadth of Britain as well as abroad, but he has an ongoing love affair with the Scottish Highlands. Sometimes memorable images come from working situations, sometimes he returns time after time to places, anticipating a picture that might work if the light is right, or if a figure within it works its magic within his frame. These are the ones that excite him most; the ones he hopes others will want to share. His prints are in many private collections, as well as St. Andrews University Collection and the Martin Parr Foundation in Bristol. Scotland's Portrait Gallery now has seventeen in their National Collection.