All is Vanity
By Neil Scott •
George Orwell, FaceApp and the perils of post-processing photos
Latest Posts
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A Journey to the Underworld
By Neil Scott •From the Clyde Tunnel to the Wall of Death
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Deep Scotland
By Neil Scott •An attempt to recover the vital spark
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An Interview with Patrick Keiller
By Neil Scott •The great film-maker on static cameras, capitalism, and the book he still wants to write
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A Piece of Work
By Neil Scott •Review: FASHION by Mark Power
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The Photographic Painting
By Neil Scott •Why artists are painting photographs as an act of resistance
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Notes from Little Eritrea
By Neil Scott •Bonus photos from my recent article in The Glasgow Bell
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March 2026 in Photos
By Neil Scott •Some moments in life demand to be photographed.
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The Sitemap
By Neil Scott •An index of everything I have published here
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The Standalone Photograph
By Neil Scott •Ten photographs from the Odyssey Square Print Sale that stand alone, plus exclusive contributions from Mark Power, Lúa Ribeira, Mário Macilau, and Emin Özmen.
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The Smiths: A Novella by Michael Bracewell
By Neil Scott •A review written for Camilla Grudova's new Substack, Ivor Novella
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Speaking to strangers
By Neil Scott •Plus ten tips about how to do it.
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Yookay City of Culture
By Neil Scott •Photo essay from a day in Bradford
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The National in the Local
By Neil Scott •Photographs from a long weekend in Budapest
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Hanging On
By Neil Scott •Remaining present during the Tarzan Challenge
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Photo ... therapy?
By Neil Scott •Mindfulness, Jo Spence, and the use of photography help solve mental health issues.
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The Flâneur
By Neil Scott •The realities of being a man-about-town
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Playing Detective with Sophie Calle
By Neil Scott •An attempt at a definitive timeline of the elusive artist
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Is Greenock Rough?
By Neil Scott •Ten question-photos after visiting The Wyllieum
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The Biographical Fallacy
By Neil Scott •An anti-Oxfordian approach to Peter Hujar’s Day. Plus The Week in Photos.