It was only later, after their walk, when he got back home that he saw how his photography had come to light. Delighted with the star studded landscape that he’d captured, his father sent it to the BBC where it was featured online.

Since finding his new passion for photography Seonaidh, and his personal taxi driver (his father) have been taking photos of many local landmarks, and his main focus – the night sky. Seonaidh’s style of photography relies heavily on the weather conditions of the night and often he doesn’t know how his pictures will turn out until after his shoot. When out taking photos, the sky needs to be as dark and clear as possible, and it can take a while sitting in the cold and dark before he’s able to get the picture he wants.

Seonaidh and his father have been finding various locations and ‘money shots’ all around the island. “Dad actually used to be interested in photography so I think his interest has been rekindled with all of my photo taking. He’s actually been the one driving me to all the locations and giving me some framing tips, I’ve even been using his old tripod to hold my camera.”