St Kilda - The Silent Islands

The islands of the St Kilda archipelago, the most remote part of the British Isles, lie 100 miles to the west of mainland Scotland in the North Atlantic. Famous for the evacuation of 1930 which saw the end of a way of life, the islands have often been obscured in myth and romance. This book aims to change these perceptions with a series of images made over several years, and many visits out to the islands using a camera which once belonged to Fay Godwin.