Plan S- 🐑Shetland
Born in the Pause
During the global pandemic, while the world locked down, Ed Reif, Sarah Kennedy, and their Scottish Terrier Skyelark did something no one could have predicted: they moved to Fair Isle — Britain’s most remote inhabited island, 24 miles from the nearest land, population 45 — and stayed.
A Feast, A View, and A Reel Good Time
A small island return, rebuilt in the Pandemic Years visual language: dark water, lighthouse gold, quiet motion, and field-note restraint.
Scenes from the Edge of the Map
Nine frames from Fair Isle: lighthouse, croft, puffins, weather, good neighbors, and Skyelark’s first year.
The Return, in Motion
A centered video frame with the same border, radius, and dusk treatment as the Pandemic Years page.
Share Fair Isle
Check Out Our Blog — Share Fair Isle. Our year living on Britain's most remote inhabited island.
Two Dispatches from the North
Accordions use grid-row collapse instead of height guessing, so the motion stays clean and interruptible.
Experience the breathtaking journey from the remote Fair Isle to the Shetland mainland. This scenic flight offers spectacular aerial views of rugged coastlines, pristine waters, and the unique landscape that makes this Scottish archipelago so special.
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