 He provided the photographs for Hugh Quigley's "The Highlands of Scotland" (1936) in The Face of Britain series, and F. Fraser Darling's "Crofting Agriculture – Its Practice in the West Highlands and Islands" (1945).Throughout his career he used almost exclusively the same half-plate camera that he acquired in 1908.Using 6 × 4 inch glass plates and mounted on a wooden tripod, the whole weighed around 30 lbs.