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There's something sinister lurking in Kinnoull woods .. you could almost say something Prehistoric. Local photorapher Fraser Hetherington lets us into his world of fantasy fueled by his imagination
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A secret bewitching door leading to a fantasy land in rural Perthshire.. Picture by local photographer Fraser Hetherington
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If you go down to the woods today your sure to find a surprise. Local photorapher Fraser Hetherington finds some spooky treats hidden amongst the Perthshire woodland
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Local photographer Fraser Hetherington captures the Perthshire rural landscape under the cloak of darkness. Can you guess where this image was taken?
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Even the most common sites look chillingly spooky when lit up in darkness in October
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The rural Perthshire landscape has an eerie atmosphere in the Autumn months. Misty walks through woodland trails are a must for thrill seekers
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Have you seen whats in the tree's? Make sure you take a closer look on your spooky October adventures
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Spooky goings on and suspicious characters roam the Spirits of Scone
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Jeepers Creepers! The ghouls are out in full force at Scone Palace
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Run while you can! Leather face has been spotted in Perthshire. Grizzly goings on at Scone Palace Spirits of Scone
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Leslie Mitchell captures some Supernatural goings on at Scone Palace, Perthshire
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Local photographer Leslie Mitchell has captured the spooky goings on at Scone Palace
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Spooky Perthshire

17 October 2018

October is the month of spooky goings on. The eerie Autumnal mist falls over Perthshire and we take a look at Perth like never before. Is it just us or does the breath taking Perth landscape look even more atmospheric and frightfully mysterious during the Fall. Step into a world of fantasy and adventure as we get a glimpse of some of the spooky supernatural sights of Perthshire in October.

If you go down in the woods today, You're sure of a big surprise. Have you caught a glimpse of the T-Rex roaming through Kinnoul woods? He can only be spotted on a really misty day.

Or perhaps your October walk will take you further into the depths of Perthshire and over to the chillingly spooky goings on at Scone Palace. We hear that the Spirits of Scone come out to play on the week in the lead up to Halloween.

Wherever your October adventure will lead make sure you are armed with your camera so you can capture the sights and relive the tales of adventure around the autumn campfire.

GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHER

This week's gallery has been cherry-picked from the work of local photographers Fraser Hetherington and Leslie Mitchell.

Fraser Hetherington is an amateur photographer who enjoys taking mainly landscape photos, both in Perthshire and the surrounding areas. Fraser has been awarded the prestigious “ Historic Scotland Photograph” award, winning twice in the last 4 years. His work captures Scotland’s historic sites and his often creates different atmospheres with lighting at night, or even creating a new image within Photo editing software and using drones to find a different angle on the everyday world.

More of Frasers work can be viewed here

Leslie Mitchell has rekindled his love of photography since retiring. Inspired by his son Tom Mitchell who is a fashion photographer in London, he was encouraged to get back out there and re discover his talents. Tom previously worked with Film cameras and never liked digital photography until his son gave him his Canon 5D which has spurred on new photography based outdoor adventures.