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Kilted Chef

16th September 2016 by Newsline

Born and bred in the north east, Craig’s passion for food began at the age of 16, when he started out as a trainee chef at the Strathburn Hotel in Inverurie. Leaving his rural roots behind, Craig moved to Perthshire to work at Ballathie House Hotel, before taking the job as head chef at one […]

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Aberdeen V Hearts 1-0

13th December 2015 by Ross

Aberdeen move to within a point of Celtic and seven points clear of Hearts. After Adam Rooney’s 12th goal of the season three minutes from the end. Aberdeen left it late to win a deserved three points. The Dons were the better team in the first half but for all their dominance they could not find a […]

Categories: Photography, Sport • Tags: Aberdeen, Aberdeen FC, Aberdeenshire, Britain, British, British Isles, Europe, football, Great Britain, Hearts FC, Newsline Media, Scotland, soccer, sports, sports & recreation, team sports, U.K., UK, United Kingdom

Paul Quinn – Red Match Day Preview

23rd October 2015 by Ross

You’d get few arguments – certainly in and around Pittodrie – if you were to call Paul Quinn “the defender’s defender”. Not one for trying to catch the eye or do anything flash, Quinn puts his body on the line in game after game, summing up the “they shall not pass” attitude of some of […]

Categories: Sport • Tags: Aberdeen, Aberdeen FC, Britain, British, British Isles, Europe, football, Great Britain, Newsline Media, Scotland, sports, sports & recreation, team sports, U.K., UK, United Kingdom

‘undercover’ at Amazon

24th August 2015 by Ross

Tim McKinney spent around two months working at Amazon’s distribution centre in Dunfermline over Christmas 2013. The 61-year-old street pastor, who is originally from Arizona in America but now lives in Fife, wanted to go ‘undercover’ at Amazon after hearing about conditions there, as well as to earn some money to support his evangelism. Read […]

Categories: News • Tags: Amazon, business, capitalism, commerce, corporate, enterprise, Herald, News, Photography, portrait, Scotland, Tim McKinney, Undercover

Corporate Portrait – FG Burnett

18th June 2015 by Ross

Had the pleasure of photographing Bryan Robson back in April for FG Burnett at the Aberdeen Office. Bryan joined FG Burnett in 2015 bringing a strong construction background and extensive knowledge of building maintenance. Previous roles for Bryan include; Clerk of Works for Police Scotland for 5 years looking after the wide variety of their operational property […]

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Party Leaders Debate

9th April 2015 by Ross

Political campaigning moved up a gear last night as leaders went head-to head. James Cook presented BBC Scotland’s debate between the leaders of the largest political parties in Scotland from Elphinstone Hall in Aberdeen. On the panel are Patrick Harvie, from the Scottish Greens, Scottish Conservative Ruth Davidson, Scottish Labour’s Jim Murphy, James Cook BBC, […]

Categories: News, Politics • Tags: Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Britain, British, British Isles, debate, democracy, election, elections, Europe, government, Great Britain, Newsline Media, Photography, politics, Scotland, Scottish party leaders, U.K., UK, United Kingdom

Duke of Kent leaves hospital

8th April 2015 by Ross

by Alan Shields… The Duke of Kent left hospital yesterday (TUE) after receiving treatment for a hip injury he sustained at the Queen’s Scottish holiday home. The monarch’s cousin was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after suffering what was believed to be a dislocated hip at Balmoral Estate in Royal Deeside. Buckingham Palace confirmed late […]

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Step Change in Safety

7th April 2015 by Ross

The new EBS (emergency breathing system) and the passenger size regulations has made 2014 a milestone year for Step Change in Safety. As it began the transition to an independent organisation, which tackled some potentially challenging issues, including handling it’s response to the UK’s CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) on how to improve overall helicopter safety.

Categories: News, Oil & Gas • Tags: Aberdeen, Britain, British, British Isles, business, Europe, gas, Industry, Les Linklater, Newsline Media, Oil, Oil & Gas, portrait, Step Change in Safety, UK, United Kingdom

Peak Well Systems

1st April 2015 by Ross

Sarah at Peak Well Systems in Bayswater WA, Australia contacted us about photography of Peak’s new testing facilities in Aberdeen. They wanted to get high quality library images of the offices and new facilities for PR and Marketing purposes of infrastructure and people at the Aberdeen base. Newsline spent half a day at the Aberdeen facility creating a […]

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