Grant Bulloch

Grant studied at the University of Edinburgh and has run his own architectural practice since 2000, focusing mainly on residential and church projects. He was awarded fellowship of the RIAS in 2008.

Although still working, he now devotes much of his time to abstract and landscape photography in which he has been recognised in several national and international competitions over recent years. Based in Edinburgh, his work is mainly from the UK and Scandinavia where he explores the mountains and coastlines to photograph both the wider vistas and the more intimate abstract details of the world around us. He is currently exploring the boundaries of art and photography through his abstract series “Where the Boats Lie”, creating big landscapes from “little landscapes” and searching for alternative ways to produce and publish his art, whilst challenging the traditional methods of both printing and exhibiting his photographic work.

Having exhibited in a number of galleries over the years, Grant is an advocate for promoting photography as a mainstream art and is actively pursuing further exhibition opportunities within traditional galleries and alternative spaces, both solo and collaboratively.

Grant is also a member of Visual Arts Scotland.

www.bulloch.photography

Exhibitions

International Garden Photographer of the Year Exhibition, Kew Gardens (2026)
Galleria La Vetrina, Venice (XXIII Esposizione Internazionale degli Architetti Artisti 2025)
Scottish Arts Club (SSAA Exhibition 2025)
Eleven41 Gallery, Kingussie (2024)
Smithy Gallery, Blanefield (2024)
Humbie Hub, East Lothian (2021)
Norðurland - Dock Street Studios, Dundee (2020)
UK Landscape Photographer of the Year Exhibitions, various venues (2021 & 2022)
Glasgow Gallery of Photography, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow (2019)
Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year Exhibition, Dundee (2019)
Scottish Nature Photography Awards Exhibitions, various venues (2018 onwards)

Awards

International Garden Photographer of the Year, Category Winner 2025
Scottish Nature Photography Awards, Abstract Category Winner 2025 and shortlisted from 2016 to 2024
International Close Up Photographer of the Year, Category Runner Up 2025
Minimalist Photography Awards, Honourable Mentions 2025
Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year, Shortlisted 2017 to 2024
British Photography Awards, Finalist 2022 & 2023
UK Landscape Photographer of the Year, Shortlisted 2021 & 2022

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