The Clyde Tunnel Cycle Path was used as a location for the Sigma movie 'Citadel'.
Phoenix Pharmaceuticals Factory: the closing scene in a battle between opposing forces?
The Italian Chapel: Beautiful and personal; a touch of Italy on a remote Scottish island.
Nobel: Are they building a machine in there that will threaten humanity?
Clackmannanshire Bridge – crossing it takes you into a lost land.
Autumn on the welcoming Kelvin River in Glasgow.
Whitevale Flats was used as a location for the Scottish movie 'Wasted'.
Scottish Mining Museum has been used as location for 'Outcast' and the Ian Rankin drama 'Doors Open'.
Beach at Traigh Rosamol: Stroll with a loved one and leave time and troubles behind you.
Salisbury Place: This was a location used in Peter Mullan's 'Neds'.
Strone Camp Tank Building: Dr Frankensteins's laboratory?
Weatherford Training Rig: Take the controls of… well, what ever you want it to be.
Shetland Shed: What is in that shack? Why is it there?
Burra Dale: Yes, at the right time of year the hills ARE that colour.
Scotland's offering doesn't end at castles, lochs and glens. Some of Scotland's most celebrated productions can tend toward the grittier end of the scale. "Think You Know Scotland" is a gallery of images celebrating this and raising the profile of the more unusual and unexpected side of locations here in Scotland.
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