Ken Paterson has been snapping at the top level of Scottish photography for the last twelve years, specializing in creative location work based on people, people, people.

Clients such as the New York Times have led to a strong client portfolio in the USA and Japan, and resulted in the chance to complete a dozen ,or so, travel guide books around the world. (It's hell but somebody has to do it!).

Before that he was a Logging Engineer on the Oil Rigs (don't ask), a Production Manager, a two year world backpacker, and an Hons graduate in Zoology. Life has never been dull!

He rides a Motto Guzzi 1100cc Cruiser, climbs rock and ice, and looks like a youthful Sean Connery. He also cooks curries, juggles and gives good PHOTOSHOP.