Amos Wheeldon Photography

The Anchorline Building, appreciating it’s Art Deco Façade

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Cosy winter nights down to Newhaven • Shot whilst Slipping down Calton Hill

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Wandering Edinburgh to find Jack Whitehall filming for Travels with my Father.

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One of my favourite viewpoints over Edinburgh • Spring is settling in over Edinburgh College of Art.

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Summer is right around the corner • Drinks with friends at Portobello Beach.

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The sun setting across the train tracks onto an empty office • From Jacobs Ladder to The Arches.

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How many Windows should there be? • Window Tax really did leave its mark on Edinburgh’s architecture.

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Any opportunity I have to photograph some free roaming animals I’ll take it • shot not so far from Swanston... on a cliff edge.

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Seeing a little pup makes me excited to have my own! • Are you all dog lovers too?

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Who left the studio lights on again? • Nothing better than being in a warmly lit space on rainy days!

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Edinburgh being Edinburgh • Golden hour by McEwan Hall.

Snowy shots came from all around, so here’s something warmer!

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What’s your favourite kind of sky? • A few clouds always make things a little more interesting!

Another from the archive, some snowy shots to come soon!


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Empty busses keeping Edinburgh’s Princes Street feeling lively • Our last golden hour before the rain came.

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Is that the time? • An early golden Hour, shot from Calton Hill.

One from the archives for today’s post


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Walk up the Royal Mile leaves you lost for words no matter the weather... I’d saved this one for a rainy day • Entering Castle Hill, Edinburgh City Centre.

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did someone say GIVEAWAY? 🥳📸
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I’m feeling super grateful for all the support friends and followers have given me and thought it was time to share the love!

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This competition starts 31st of January and closes at midnight on the 7th of February! Announcing the winner on the 8th.

The best of luck!
Amos 📸

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Having this little coffee shop right across from me is such a treat • Always grab a coffee when I’m heading out to shoot for the day!

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Looking through my archive at all the things which caught my eye • Reflections in Stockbridge, Edinburgh New Town.

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Enjoy everything from a distance, pull out a bigger lens and • What’s on your doorstep? • Salisbury Craggs, Edinburgh.

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A little bit of Scottish Modernist Architecture towering above Edinburgh’s Georgian Tenements • Taken from the Salisbury Craggs.

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My take on a classic, Edinburgh’s Lockdown really has me getting out much but having super blue skies like this just demand it • Scott Monument, Edinburgh City Centre.

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Sunday’s spent sledging followed by a hot chocolate please • Blackford Hill, Edinburgh.

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With views like this there’s little needed to motivate yourself • Calton Hill, Edinburgh.

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How many iconic buildings can you spot? Shot from The Craggs, Holyrood Park.

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Feeling a little bit nostalgic • I saw this sitting on the pavement last week and it reminded me of growing up with the big Sony tv making fuzzy sounds when the screen looked how a dead leg feels. It reminded me of watching tape recordings from my dads Sony handycam and now I’m here looking at this thinking even if I stand still time still is passing by so I best get on with my day.

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The view from up high often distracts from the view right in front of us • The Old Observatory House, Calton Hill.

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Edinburgh Old College towering over the tiers of tenement buildings • shot from Calton Hill.

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Having views like this right on your doorstep never gets old • Winter Sun setting on Parliament.

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