Rowers on Loch Katrine, October 2015Rowers compete in an event on picturesque Loch Katrine in the Scottish Highlands, north west of Stirling. They are surrounded by all the colours of late autumn, captured from a nearby peak by The Guardian photographer Murdo MacLeod. The competitors, from the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association, row in old fashioned wooden boats whose design is based on traditional vessels from Fari Isle in the far north, that were used for fishing and transport to

stern and desolate”

This model looks a little unsteady as she wobbles towards Frank Martin’s lens

who took the match to three sets before losing

one of several local actions that took place around the capital

the fight didn’t exactly go to plan

The cathedral rises above the treetops – caught half in sun

focusing the shot on the town behind

it is often forgotten that Jane worked in all areas of photojournalism

Presented on museum-grade C-Type Matt photographic paper stock

there were howls of disapproval from the crowd

“He loved it here

hygiene kits and tents