Scotland, 4 years laterโ€ฆ

I first visited Scotlandโ€”Edinburgh and Glasgow, to be exactโ€”four years ago with a group of friends. Back then, I was a university student, swept up in the thrill of discovering a beautiful new place. Four years later, Iโ€™ve returned with a different perspective, a different state of mind, and a new companion in hand: my camera.

Itโ€™s August!
Itโ€™s Glorious Fringe!

I got really lucky with my timingโ€”the trip happened to fall at the end of August, just in time to catch the last days of the Edinburgh Fringe. This well-loved event stands out because its open-access setup lets anyone perform, drawing thousands of artists from around the world and making it the largest arts festival anywhere. Experiencing fresh, ground-breaking work with Edinburghโ€™s historic charm as the backdrop was something else. Watching artists across different genres share their stories was super inspiringโ€”especially at a time when I was feeling low on creativity and doubting myself.

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