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Photo Essay: Out and About in Stirling

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Whenever my workload at the University of Stirling becomes too much (which happens more often than not during dissertation season), taking a walk around Stirling city centre with my camera helps me to reset. I’m doing something I enjoy whilst being productive, so I don’t feel guilty about ignoring my final project for an hour or two. Anyway, here are some photos that came out of my most recent wander.

Brick building with blue door surrounded by leaves and greenery
Image Credit: Emma Christie

I spied this door from the Stirling Castle carpark and it made the steep walk worthwhile. There are so many hidden details in Stirling’s architecture.

A red-brick building with a black and white (possibly German-inspired) timber design on the outside.
Image Credit: Emma Christie
A brick house with old fashioned windows. One is pushed open.
Image Credit: Emma Christie
No. 2 Baker Street - a pub in the city centre.
Image Credit: Emma Christie

If you couldn’t tell, I’m a sucker for a bit of interesting architecture. It always comes across so nicely in photography regardless of your level of experience.

An alley leading to a staircase
Image Credit: Emma Christie
A winding street near Stirling Castle. One window glows warm from a lamp inside.
Image Credit: Emma Christie
A red telephone box
Image Credit: Emma Christie

No matter how many times I have walked these same streets, I never get bored of the quirks Stirling holds. With a handful of weeks left until I graduate from university, I thought it was fitting to explore the streets as a student one last time.

Featured Image Credit: Emma Christie

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Fourth year student journalist studying Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Journalism Studies.
Words at Brig, The Daily Evergreen, Alloa Advertiser, Discovery Music Scotland, and The Mourning Paper.

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