A Scottish photographer based in the Hautes-Alpes region of France, Duncan MacArthur focuses his work on mountain landscapes and unspoiled natural areas. His approach emphasizes precise composition and attention to light, with a particular interest in the Queyras massif and the wilds of Scotland. His images combine a faithful reproduction of natural environments with a search for graphic balance, making him an attentive witness to the relationship between humans and their environment.
His main themes are large landscapes, mountain wildlife, and ecosystems characteristic of high-altitude areas. All of his work is based on careful observation of the terrain and technical mastery that allows him to capture atmospheric variations and the details of living things. In parallel with his photographic production, he designs books and prints intended for distribution to a wide audience, contributing to the promotion of natural heritage.
Duncan MacArthur also develops training and awareness activities in nature photography. His courses and workshops cover image composition, light management, and the specific constraints of the mountain environment. This educational dimension complements his photographic practice and reflects a desire to share his experience and knowledge of the field.