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Capture the Magic: Lochscape Photography and Stargazing, Briar Cottages in Lochearnhead on Loch Earn

8/3/2025

 
Ethereal sun light rising through the misty clouds over LochN EarnSunrise, Briar Cottages, by Kim Proven
Nestled within the enchanting scenery of Lochearnhead in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, Briar Cottages on Loch Earn,  presents a paradise for photographers and stargazers alike. This captivating haven offers unparalleled opportunities to immerse yourself in nature's beauty, from dawn till dusk and beyond.

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Blawn Wi The Wind sculpture at night, Briar Cottages, Loch Earn
Photographic Paradise: 
Whether you’re an amateur photographer with a smartphone or a seasoned professional with a DSLR, Lochearnhead’s romantic ever changing landscapes provide a magnificent canvas. Seasonal weather and a seiching tide can alter Loch Earns surface throughout the year. Serene waters will mirror the surrounding peaks, creating stunning reflections and ever-changing vistas as the light shifts throughout the day. Guests staying in luxury Briar Steading and Little Briar pet friendly cottage,  can pick their moments when the light or dark is right for them. Be decisive though, as sometimes waiting too long can mean missing out on those magical colors and patterns. The scenes you witness can transform in an instant meaning that your magic moment can no longer be recorded and shared, only remembered.
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Pink, lavander and blue sunset colours on Loch Earn behind the stag statue on the hilly stone bank and front lawn of Briar Cottages
Stan The Stag, sunset colours, Briar Cottages garden on Loch Earn
Here are some must-capture moments:
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​​Sunrise and Sunset: Lucky guests will begin the day witnessing the golden, peach and pink hues of sunrise casting a magical glow across Loch Earn. As evening approaches,  sunsets can  paint the sky and loch in brilliant shades of orange, pink, lavender and even turquoise -perfect conditions for capturing dramatic silhouettes of mountains, trees and the BLiSS trail art sculptures in the loch garden.​
Close shot of black and gold ringed dragonfly landed on patio paving at Briar Steading
Golden Ringed Dragonfly at Briar Steading
A pine marten in long grass and rocks. Brown face golden fawn neck fur around the throat and chestPicturePine Marten
Wildlife Wonders: The diverse fauna around Lochearnhead is a delight for wildlife photographers. From the graceful flight of ospreys to the playful antics of red squirrels, and the majestic presence of deer and stags, the area teems with life waiting to be captured through your lens. You may be lucky with visiting wildlife. Alternatively, book a wildlife walk or off road vehicle tour with one of the local area experts like Aquila Wildlife and Nature CIC or Kestrel Wildlife Safaris. You are guaranteed to spot photogenic wildlife at Auchingarrich Wildlife Park, from Flamingoes to new born chicks; meercats, Highland Cattle and so much more.

Stan The Stag metal statue barely visable against the dark and green reflections on Loch Earn coming from the castel and mountain opposite. There is snow visible on the Munro behindroiEdinample Castle, snow capped Munro, seen from Briar Cottages, Loch Earn garden behind Stan The Stag
  • ​​​Historical Landmarks:
  • The ancient structures around Lochearnhead tell stories of a bygone era. Edinample Castle, with its storied past and ghostly legends, provides a hauntingly beautiful subject seen from the water. The Glen Ogle Viaduct, once part of the railway network, offers an impressive backdrop with its stone arches and lush surroundings. Original railway bridges on the old Lochearnhead to Comrie railway and the original platforms on the Lochearnhead to Callander line.​ are also fascinating as are some of the quirky traditional cottages in the area, like Briar Cottage.​​​​

​Photogenic Objects: Discover and shoot the BLiSS trail of art installations starting with a giant steel thistle sculpture by Kev Paxton of ArtFe Blacksmiths,  as well as the popular ornamental feature "Stan The Stag" in the loch garden. Briar Cottage has a thatched roof and stone walls that exhibit interesting colours and textures when hit with light or in snowy surroundings.

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Wisteria in bloom
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Blooming entrance to Briar Cottages
​Seasonal Changes:
​Each season in Lochearnhead brings unique photographic opportunities. Capture the vibrant wildflowers and fresh greens of spring, the lush, full foliage of summer, the stunning autumnal hues, and the serene, snow-dusted mountains of winter.​
​​​Stargazing:
​A Journey Beyond the Stars.  
When the sun sets and the sky darkens, Lochearnhead transforms into a stargazer’s haven. Far from the intrusive glow of city lights, the night sky reveals its celestial wonders in all their glory. There are no street lights in front of Briar Cottages and the garden sculptures are on a timer to go off around 11pm. So apart from solar lights in the garden on strong sunny days, the stars, moon phases and auroras put light in to the sky. 
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Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement STEVE Taken from Briar Cottage.
​Clear Night Skies: The absence of light pollution in Lochearnhead ensures that the stars shine bright. On clear nights, constellations like Orion and the Great Bear are easily visible, their stories waiting to be rediscovered under the twinkling firmament. Use a Sky Map app to help you identify stars and planets from your chosen cottage or in the garden on Loch Earn.
​Milky Way Marvels: During certain times of the year, the Milky Way arcs across the sky, a spectacular sight that invites awe and contemplation. Capture long-exposure shots to reveal the galaxy’s ethereal beauty, with its millions of stars creating a celestial river of light.  The best time to see the Milky Way in Scotland is February to October, usually between 00:00 and 5:00, and on nights with a new moon.
​​​Meteor Showers: Lochearnhead is an ideal location to witness meteor showers. Events like the Perseids in August and the Geminids in December offer thrilling displays of shooting stars, making for unforgettable nights spent under the open sky.​
​Astrophotography: For those keen to delve into astrophotography, Lochearnhead provides the perfect setting. From capturing star trails to photographing distant planets and the moon, the clear, unpolluted skies are a dream come true for enthusiasts of all levels.
​Tips for the Best Experience
Plan Ahead: Check the weather forecast and moon phases to ensure optimal conditions for both photography and stargazing. Clear skies and a new moon phase will enhance your experience. New Moon dates are mentioned on the right  hand column of Briar Cottages price and availability chart.
Rocky foreshore and steps leading to a steel T shaped jetty with 4 white tyres for fenders. Looking east over Loch Earn  on a patchy blue cloudy day reflected in the water. Briar Cottages Lochearnhead hpto by Dave Murray gifted to Briar Cottages owners
Briar Cottages with steel jetty -atmospheric Loch Earn. ,
​Embrace the Serenity
Lochearnhead’s charm lies in its ability to transport you to a realm of peace and wonder. Whether you’re capturing the first light of dawn, the vibrant life of its forests and loch shores, or the infinite beauty of the night sky, this village promises moments of serenity and inspiration that will stay with you long after you’ve packed away your camera or telescope.
Aurora Viewing: Dancing Lights
One of the most magical experiences Lochearnhead has to offer is the chance to witness the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis. While sightings are not guaranteed, this village’s location makes it a prime spot for encountering this spectacular natural light show. Aurora Watch UK and other alerts can tip you off.   The STEVE photo by Kim Proven, was taken with a Samsung Galaxy mobile phone in night mode, snapped from the front door of Briar Cottage. ​
​Visit Lochearnhead and let its magical landscapes and skies ignite your passion for photography and stargazing. This enchanting destination awaits your discovery, inviting you to pause, look, and marvel at the beauty of our natural world.
Drone Photography Night Shots:
With a drone, you can capture breathtaking aerial views of the shimmering loch reflecting the moonlight, the gentle glow of the village lights, and the surrounding hills blanketed in darkness. Night-time drone photography allows you to explore creative compositions and experiment with long-exposure shots, capturing the movement of stars and the tranquil ambiance of Lochearnhead. It’s an opportunity to immortalize the beauty of Briar Cottages timelessley beautiful surroundings in a way that traditional photography might not fully convey. Day drone photography has its own merits enabling memories of Briar Cottages to be recorded in a single shot or film.  
Drone shot from Loch Earn looking North over Briar Cottages. Boats moored, loch garden 3 cottages, garage, acre grass paddock behind and the forest and Achraw Hill to the rear.OATSes 3 acre groundsPicture
Drone shot from Loch Earn to Briar Cottages grounds by regular guest Billy

​​Gear Up: For photography, bring a tripod for stability, especially for low-light and night-time shots. For stargazing, a telescope or binoculars will enhance your view of distant celestial objects.
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Stay Safe: Dress warmly, as nights can get chilly, and bring along a flashlight with a red filter to preserve your night vision while navigating in the dark. Drones are great however we would not recommend going in or on to the water after dark. Visit the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park safety code for Loch Earn for best advise 
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STEVE by Kim Proven, Lochearnhead
Enjoy and share your images.

Have fun capturing your experiences and images! We're always happy to share photos taken around Briar Cottages' grounds on Loch Earn, in any season, light, time, and direction—including up! You can share or tag us on X and Facebook @Briarcottages, Instagram @briarinfo, or enable us to use your images on social media. We also have a presence on YouTube @Stayatbriar1 and Pinterest @BriarCottages2. 

There are fantastic sites on Facebook where images of Scotland are shared worldwide, such as "Scotland's Scenery".  Whether you want to copyright your images, share them with family, friends, or the whole world, or save the magic moments and memories to look back at in future years, we wish all guests and future guests a happy, healthy, fun, safe, relaxing, memorable, and out-of-this-world experience.

Briar Cottages -A Busman's Holiday - Rest, Reflect, Reset

4/6/2020

 
Pieris at Briar Cottage
Pieris in bloom outside Briar Cottage
​We are both keeping well and hope that you are too. No-one saw this virus coming in spite of claims that it was inevitable!
Sunrise on Loch EarnSunrise on Loch Earn from the slipway
Amidst all of the pain and suffering there has to be hope. For some of us - not in the front line - our contribution has been to stay at home, out of harms way and to carry on with some kind of routine,  preparing for the future, as best we can. 

​We look out for each other as neighbours in a great community here in Lochearnhead and the surrounding villages. Our community newspaper The Villagers has even adapted to an on-line version to keep us all in touch. We have been maintaining and improving the grounds and cottages and I have been updating our local tourism group LETi,  on national tourism information as it unfolds. So, it's a busman's holiday for us this year, with no complaints.  

Easter cake and coffee at Briar Steading
Easter cake and coffee in National Trust thistle mugs
We are so grateful for local  refuse collection and  shopping deliveries. We currently enjoy vans delivering fish,  meat,  bakery,  fruit and veg. Gourlay and David Comrie butchers, The Handy Shop and Fish in Crieff.  We can order whisky smoked salmon and cheese from The Falls of Dochart Smokehouse in Killin and other deli products there like Glen Lyon coffee and sour dough bread from Wild Heart bakery in Comrie. In addition, supermarkets plus wine and spirit merchants will deliver. I hope that deliveries of exceptional local fresh produce will continue to be an option for our holiday guests after lock down.
Lewis lamb on a golden sunset over Loch Earn
Lewis the lamb, Golden sunset Loch Earn
Loch Earn's Achray House Hotel, has been offering a free and subsidised delivery service of hot meals for vulnerable locals with regular takeaway menus for others within a radius of about 6 local villages.  The takeaway and delivery service will be offered to local self catering guests after lockdown and before hotel restaurants are fully open again. 

We are appreciative of tourism associations like Visit Scotland, The Association of Self Catering Scotland, the Scottish Tourism Alliance and others like the Federation of Small Businesses, who have been working non stop to support our industry on employment and financial assistance guidelines. They are constantly in touch with the Scottish government, lobbying and sharing, ensuring that there will be a national approach to recovery, with cleaning protocols and other guidance.  Visit Scotland has helped by promoting and encouraging image sharing on social media and by informing the world about Scotland's rich experiences. Holidays to consider in safer times.   Absence makes the heart grow fonder..
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poppies in bloom at Briar Cottages
poppies popping
Bright pink rhododendron bush, Briar Cottage Loch Earnicture
vibrant rhododendrons
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Wonderful wisteria
orange poppies lochearnhead
poppies
native bluebells at Briar Cottage at Loch Earn
bluebell season
new acer trees planted on the hill garden
new acer tree on the hill
​We are missing guest stories, personalities and pets as each garden  plant has bloomed and faded over the last 10 weeks. While we are delighted that the weather has enabled so much time out of doors, we are sorry that guests have missed out on one of the most consistent periods of weather in Lochearnhead for decades.    At least everyone has had good weather in the UK

We know that we are fortunate to live in a naturally beautiful landscape. This is the first time since opening in 2008 that we have taken the time to enjoy our grounds together for weeks on end.  I feel as though a pause button has been pushed on life.  A good time to rest, reflect and reset.  
Mary Berry recipe banana loaf
banana loaf using Mary Berry recipe
view of Loch Earn from Normans View at Briar Cottagesure
Norman's View
Fraser Proven relaxing at Norman's View Lochearnhead
Upgrading at Norman's View
Kim Proven birthday drinks at Norman's View of Loch Earn
Birthday toast
There have been some novelty moments for me like scone and banana bread baking plus his and hers hair cut creations. 

I enjoyed my birthday in May in spite of not seeing family and friends. I made my own coffee and walnut cake (good effort but not a patch on my mum's).  Fraser had us putting on the lawn ( he beat me with 2 holes in one, though revenge has been taken recently)  We popped fizz up at our recently landscaped Norman's View by the stream and ordered a takeaway 3 course dinner from the Achray House Hotel in St Fillans.  Fraser set the table up outside Briar Steading to ensure a great view over Loch Earn to the hills. He placed garden cut flowers on the table and played Ella Fitzgerald ballads on YouTube, courtesy of his mobile phone and the cottage WiFi.  Family presents arrived in the post including a decadent double layer Signature Collection of  Cocoa Mountain  chocolates that are made in Scotland.  What a treat. Glad there were 2 tiers. One each! I also received a delicious selection of Arran Cheeses,  Perthshire oatcakes and Scottish chutneys amongst other gifts.   A memorable foodie birthday and a party for 2.
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Outdoor furniture black and white makeover at Briar Steadingicture
Furniture makeover
Lions and bench repainted at Briar Steading
Paint upgrade
OspreyOsprey

We've been busy painting outdoor furniture, landscaping the stream that runs the length of the garden, trimming hedges and more. 

Our Nature Watch Loch Earn events had to be cancelled. They were due to take place in March and July with local experts from Aquila Ecology in St Fillans. This was to be our contribution to Year of Coasts and Waters 2020 with Visit Scotland badges and hand out bags at the ready.  We hope to offer this some time in the future and who knows,  the September event might still be on the cards. ​

​In the mean time we have been surrounded by regular garden birds and birdsong including a woodpecker and cuckoo, 24 Canadian goslings and 4 ducklings!  The ospreys are practically a daily sight fishing for trout.  

Ducklings swim near Briar Cottages Loch Earn
Ducklings
Fraser cutting the grass for putting, Loch Earn
Fraser cutting the putting green
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Self catering should be one of the safer options for holiday accommodation after lockdown if we are vigilant and guests are careful.  Lochearnhead and local villagers have remained locked own and trouble free from the beginning, so we can understand why they want the area to remain safe.  We don't know what the protocols will be.  Maybe use of masks in shops will be prudent to make locals and guests feel safer when outside of Briar Cottages three acre gardens. 

Regular guests know how clean our cottages are.  Liquid hand and washing soaps have always been included at Briar Cottages along with a range of cleaning materials to assist.  Countless articles explain why soap is best for Covid 19.  Nevertheless, we will check everything against the national cleaning protocols once they are approved by the Scottish government and shared to enable consistent national health and  safety standards.   

We have accepted people hopping over our garden fence to photograph Stan the Stag and our BLiSS trail thistle sculptures even though they are visible from the roadside. This will have to change now. The time has come to put up "Guest Only" signs so that the loch garden space remains exclusive to cottage guests, our  family and friends. Some minor changes like this will be sensible and necessary.  

Rear grass cut in lines as seen from Briar Cottages entrance, Lochearnhead
Rear lawn freshly cut,
We don't know when we will be open again, however we will follow guidelines and think everything through.  We are honouring all guest holidays that were booked direct with us and that were cancelled by the government from 23rd March,  whether this year or next year. No one is at fault. We did not cancel guests and they did not cancel their holidays.

I am disappointed to hear so many tales of insurance companies that have not helped guests or businesses though. I would still encourage people to take out insurance for any travel ( even home travel) though wonder if they will still choose to make Covid  19 and any new unknown epidemics exempt in future.  A regular guest made a claim to recover loss of their holiday around Easter. It took weeks for them to get a response. It was like jumping through ridiculous hoops. They were rejected but asked to produce even more information if they persisted, with no guarantee of any assistance. How unhelpful. I suggested to the guest that they should not waste further precious time. We immediately guaranteed to re-book their holiday for the same time next year and are flexible if they want to change the date once we know that we can start up again.  And there will be no price increase if it turns out to be next year.  So,  we lose half the value of the booking while still paying to maintain the cottage.  That is so much better than losing valued guests and does not begin to compare with what many people have lost during this epidemic.  

​We look forward to welcoming many guests back and meeting new people in the future. We just don't know when...yet. Phase 3...ish. Whatever that actually means.  So, in the mean time we will continue to make the most of our time together on this safe busman's holiday, while our hearts go out to key workers and those that have suffered pain and loss and our very best wishes go to guests past and future.  ​
Rainbow on Loch Earn from Briar Cottages

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