Work Published

Magazines:

photos and features published in:
On The Edge(UK), Climber(UK), Trial(UK), High Mountain Sports(UK), The Mountaineer(UK), Climbing(USA), Gripped(Canada), Parretti (Italy), Vertical (France), Orange(UK), Scotland Online(UK). Outdoor Adventure Guide (UK), Climb (UK).

Brochures:

photos used in brochures by the following:
Berghaus, Wild Country, Mountain Technology, Mountain Equipment, Scarpa, Vango, Mountain Range, Troll, Nevisport, Mountain Supplies.

Covers:

covers on books, magazines, video sleeves and brochures:
On The Edge, Climber, The Mountaineer and Paretti climbing magazines; SMC Journal and guidebooks, Berghaus catalogues, The Face (BBC video sleeve), The Scottish Mountaineer.

Advertising:

photos used in advertising and posters by the following companies:
Pathé (Darlow-Smithson, aka Touching the Void), Mountain Technology, Scarpa (UK), Troll, Climber Magazine, Tiso, Red Bull (UK).

Newspapers:

photos published in UK papers:
The Sun, Daily Mirror, Daily Record, The Sunday Herald, The Sunday Times.

Features:

articles written and illustrated with photos by Cubby Images.

• St Kilda – a place in the history of Scottish climbing (OTE)
• Glencoe (OTE)
• Starting Out – a series of four winter climbing articles for beginners (OTE)
• Various Grand Days Out
  (Climber Magazine)
• Glencoe, 100 best routes
  (Climber Magazine)
• The Glen (Climb)
• Western Isles Special - Midnight Cooler (Climber)
• Re-inacting the most famous fall in climbing history, Touching the Void (Berghaus catalogue)
• Fortnightly column for Scotland Online

Other:

• Mountain Light (diary by John Beatty)
• British Climbing Diary (by 3c Publishing)
• Scottish Tourist Board,
  (wannabethere.com website)
• National Trust Visitor Centre, Glencoe (exhibition of a history of climbing)
• Nevisport & Mountain Supplies (for retailer’s website pages)
• AQA (image used for national curriculum examination leaflet)
• The Climbing Calendar, Scotland (years 2000 – 2002, 2005-2006)
• The Climbers Logbook, published 2004
• Scotland Online (narrated, virtual climb using stills) link