About 1 — Kieran Mckenna Photography

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Nevis-Range-Kieran — Adventure, Lifestyle & Travel photographer from Glasgow, Scotland. My passion for photography began in 2017 when I set off to travel the world, I loved photographing and documenting my journey to share with friends and family and other travellers I met along the way. I spent 3 years travelling through South East Asia, South America and Australia when I was able to hone in and learn my craft,
I like to use my imagery to tell a story and bring a sense of wonder to the viewer. I spend a lot of time in the outdoors hiking, climbing and skiing when the weather permits. I like to incorporate adventures like this when I travel, at the moment I’m building a camper van with hopes to travel Europe and visit the hard to reach places with my camera, this has been a dream of mine for a long time so I’m very happy to get the ball rolling.

Taken by Stewart Gray

Taken by Stewart Gray

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Here are a few facts about the Fourth Rail Bridge:
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-The bridge opened in 1890
-53,000 tonnes of steel was used
-6.5 million rivets were used #
-240,000 litres of paint is required to paint the structure.
-at the height of construction, more than

Top down symmetry in Glasgow city!
Who else loves searching for symmetry with their drone? 🚁

@liam_campbelll a few weeks back heading up Stob Coire nan Lochan, an amazing day from start to finish with good lads! Excited for the next climbing trip 🏔🧗🏽
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Remember when heading out in the colder months to always #thinkwinter

It’s been good exploring local places the past few weeks, Lockdown definitely makes you try harder in terms of composition, trying to find new perspectives on places that have been photographed 1000 times. I’d like to get back down to Bot

I love the perspectives you can achieve with a drone, top down shots become 2D and can bring a sense of wonder to an image, I know myself I’ve looked at some top down shots thinking what even is that 😂 I love trying to find new angles with the

I don’t know why it’s taken me this long to check out this part of the coast😂 couldn’t believe why I was seeing, lots and lots of beautiful coastal walks along huge towering cliffs with small fishing villages in between😆 each time

Is anyone else ready for some adventures?
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I’ve been planning out some trips around Scotland the past few weeks, looking forward to the day we’re allowed to travel again.
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Where will you visit first when restrictions are lifted?

Missing days like these, planning the route, packing your bag the night before, seeing every hour incase you miss the alarm, waking up at 3am, packing the car and picking up your mates, heading for the hills and having a laugh, finish the route and h

Glasgow royal infirmary- Glasgow has some really incredible buildings throughout the city, beautiful old sandstone buildings and new modern style that stand side by side and create a very diverse look
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Where’s your favourite city to explore

I’m looking for some inspiration for locations in and around #glasgow to shoot, if you’ve got anywhere that would be cool drop me a message or comment below 🙌🏽

Can you spot the seals 🦭 👀
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I came across these little guys when I was out trying to find a waterfall a few weeks back, it’s amazing seeing things like this, watching animals do their thing in their natural habitat 😄👏🏽

It’s been tough not being able to travel and having to change plans constantly due to rules and regulations changing.

For me personally with having plans to travel long term it’s hard trying to plan what to do next or if it’s even

Definitely the most photogenic out of the three bridges 🌉 Scotland’s very own Golden gate 😅😁

A wee trip back to St abbs would be ideal, Some absolutely beautiful coast line. Hopefully next time the wind is at a minimum and I can get the drone up for longer than 5 minutes 😅

Your never far from a castle in Scotland with over 2000 of them dotted about. Ardvreck Castle is very easy to get to but looks very impressive sitting on the banks of Loch Assynt, it was built in 1590 by clan MacLeod and then captured in 1672 by Clan

Loving reflections at the moment, snapped this shot at golden hour. Loved the warm tones in the sky 👏🏽

Kinda liking being on lockdown as it’s allowing me to catch up on editing shots from past trips, captured this image when I was mountain biking in carron valley. Looking forward to getting back out in the hills 🏔

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