Do you have any images of Fife Scotland on your digital camera or stored in your computer? If you've visited here, I'm sure you will have.
Scotland's Enchanting Kingdom, the Kingdom of Fife is just that .. 'enchanting', and whether you live here or have visited, it is renowned for being a place loved by Artists and Photographers.
The area is just so beautiful, and in my opinion is utterly captivating for anyone with a camera. Perhaps your first thoughts of Fife are the wonderful, famous golf courses? We have those of course, but did you know that you could take a lovely picture of a village cricket match which might make you think you are in Southern England; or sit by a quayside at one of our fishing villages such as Anstruther, listening to the gulls and watching the laden fishing boats come in , and think you are in a Cornish seaside village; or, as you drive along the lovely countryside you might be fooled to thinking in autumn ("fall") that you are in New England. Or, you might think you are in the Left Bank (Artist Quarter) of Paris when you visit our own Art Festival at Pittenweem, and see the year-round gathering of artists and photographers taking advantage of the mild climate and world-renowned 'light' of the East Neuk.
There are so many lovely places to see, and things to do that I'm sure you have some images of Fife Scotland tucked away in your camera. If it's not one of the things mentioned above, perhaps you have photos of some of the Historic Buildings; for example if you walk around the delightful villages of Falkland or Culross, you could be in another era, forgetting the cares of the 21st century. You may have some fabulous photos of the famous Bridges with boats coming in such as the Zeebrugge Ferry, or some of the wonderful award-winning beaches such as St Andrews or watersports centres such as Elie; or some of the fabulous parks and gardens, or even some of the wonderful Visitor Attractions.
Fife also has some amazing wildlife such as the seals, cormorants, puffins, eagles, even the odd whale or dolphin or even the infamous 'big cat'' seen in some areas around the Kingdom, and of course there are deer in the woods and forests and glorious fauna including heather and of course the thistle.
Throughout this site, I've placed a number of images of Fife Scotland, but you will realise quite quickly that I am not an expert photographer. So now I invite you to share your photos about Scotland's Enchanting Kingdom with the rest of the world to show how images of Fife Scotland equal anything that the world has to offer!
Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
Young Highland Coos
This photograph of the young highland coos was taken at work last week on the Cupar to Newburgh road.
When I lived in Cardenden
I lived in Cardenden as a child and have a old picture that some one might know.
Edna
Editor's Notes
Hi Edna, I've take the liberty of moving ...
April Dawn
April 2008 just past 5.00am near Crail on my 3rd stage of the Fife Coastal Path. I had given up a breakfast at the Crawsnest in Anstruther to make an early ...
Double Block Photo
Another old photo of cardenden raws, a group photo of some people from the raws. Chrissie Harley who had a shop in the double block where this photo was ...
old cardenden
This is another old photo taken in the Cardenden area
It used to be where Cluny park now stands you can see Harleys farm in the background where we used ...
The committee
This picture was taken during the miners strike I believe, and relates to the Cardenden area - I'm sure it has something to do with the strike committee ...
Christmas in Dunfermline
Thought I would just share this picture of Dunfermline High Street at Christmas time. Dunfermline is a mixture of the old and the new. This photo looks ...
double block
This pic was taken in cardenden sometime in the 1940s.
The road you see at the bottom of the pic is the new road now leading to Bowhill.
Towards the ...
Dunfermline Abbey
The Abbey in Dunfermline seen from the Royal Palace!
St. Andrew's Wynd
This photo was taken in St. Andrews near the square. I was in photography heaven there. Being born in St. Andrews and not back for 25 years, I was in ...
Pittenweem West Shore
Taken during Pittenweem Festival, August 2007, part of a series of pinhole photographs.
Pittenweem Harbour
This is a shot taken with a Pinhole camera. It was August 2007 during the Pittenweem Festival.
Kilconquhar Loch - Winter
This is a picture taken at Kilconquhar Loch in Fife. The picture was taken on a January afternoon in 2008.
Kilconquhar is in the East Neuk of Fife and ...
Trips to Isle of May
Nothing digital about this sign. In the Kingdom of Fife we like to do things that take us back to the days when things were less stressful and had more ...
Elie in the summer
Elie is a place that has a crisp beauty that causes you to do a double take - "where am I?".
Close your eyes, open them again and you could be in some ...
The Defenceless One
This stunning statue is by Rudolf Christian Baisch (1903-1990) and was presented by the Twin Town of Boblingen, Germany to the people of Glenrothes in ...
Totem Pole
Still going round the modern town of Glenrothes; and these amazing modern sculptures turn up everywhere. Some are in the Town Park, others are just outside ...
Birds
This is yet another amazing sculpture in the modern town of Glenrothes in central Fife. As mentioned in other photographs, Glenrothes has a number of ...
Friends
This young couple (unknown artist)are seated in the foyer of the Rothes Halls in the Kingdom Centre, Glenrothes. Penny for their thoughts!
The Working Men
As mentioned in other photographs, the modern town of Glenrothes in central Fife has numerous modern sculptures around the town.
The town came into ...
Nice Car
MPV (Mobile Promotion Vehicle) for scotlands-enchanting-kingdom. Spotted at the Fife Animal Farm near Collessie.
Ex Terra Vis
This large sculpture is by Benno Schotz (born 28 August 1891 Arensburg - died 11 October 1984 Glasgow), an Estonian-born Scottish artist. In 1912, he emigrated ...
The Heritage
A David Harding masterpiece set in a quiet square off the Kingdom Shopping Centre, Glenrothes.
Thirsty Hippos
Stanley Bonnar joined the team of Glenrothes Town Artists and created the iconic concrete hippos. They are situated in several locations throughout ...
The Dream
As mentioned in other photographs, the modern town of Glenrothes in Central Fife, has a whole series of amazing modern sculptures dotted around the town ...
Limekilns Harbour
Limekilns is a beautiful little coastal village which sits next to the Forth Road Bridge. Unlike some of the lovely villages along at the East Neul of ...
St Fillan's cave Pittenweem
From this cave comes the name Pittenweem - The name is Pictish 'Pit' meaning place and 'weem' is cave - so Pittenweem is the place of the cave.
St Fillan ...
'Last one in the water is a chicken!'
This is taken at Birnie Loch nearby to the village of Collessie (between Cupar and Auchtermuchty. Birnie Loch is a nature reserve created from the restored ...
Balgonie Castle
Villages surrounding Glenrothes include Coaltown of Balgonie and Milton of Balgonie. Nestling between the two villages is the historic Balgonie Castle....
Iris
The Iris Sculpture is now located close to a roundabout at the junction of Leslie Road and Western Avenue in the modern town of Glenrothes in central Fife....
New Bridge
This spectacular new bridge spans the River Leven and Glenrothes Town Park. The Architect of the bridge is Adrian Welch B.Arch (Hons) Dip Arch RIBA ARIAS ...
The Good Samaritan
This sculpture is by Ronald Rae and can be found in the Town Park, Glenrothes in central Fife. This work was commissioned by Glenrothes Development Corporation ...
Seals Basking
This photograph was another one I took during my week's break near St Andrews in February a couple of years ago.
We were blessed with glorious weather ...
Bluebell with a view
This photograph was taken from the edge of Pitmedden forest just above the village of Auchtermuchty, in the northern part of the Kingdom of Fife. You ...
Salt Pans Windmill
I can't remember exactly where the salt pans were when we were exploring all these lovely fishing villages and their surrounds - maybe just up from Elie?...
Sunset over Elie
Can you believe this was February? I love the West Coast but have to admit to seeing some beautiful and marvellous East Coast sites too, and it's certainly ...
The Cow Shed
My husband and I often walk to a nearby farm in village of Crossford, in the Kingdom of Fife. Crossford is a village in west Fife; you get to it on the ...
Coming into the Kingdom
I took this photograph in May 2007 as I returned from a trip to Paris via Belgium on the overnight Superfast Ferry. It really is the only way to travel!...
Keeper of the ruins
Dunfermline Abbey is a wonderful historic place to visit and it boasts of free roaming Peacocks in its grounds.
They strut around the grounds often ...
Way to go
Dotted throughout the Kingdom of Fife in Scotland are these wonderful, ancient road signs which have been lovingly preserved and maintained. You will find ...
The Net
This was another photograph taken at the fishing village of Pittenweem in the East Neuk of Fife. This delightful place has so many points of interest for ...
A secret place - Pittenweem
I took this between two seaside properties in the centre of Pittenweem, in the East Neuk of Fife.
Pittenweem is the home to the Famous Art Festival ...
Celtic Circle
To be found in the Pitteuchar precinct of Glenrothes, this circle of standing stones attracts the eye. The sculptor is David Harding.
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