A father from Edinburgh, United Kingdom, has completed 1000 days of a toy car photo project he began in lockdown.
Ross Burns, 43, started the project during the coronavirus pandemic to take the edge off lockdown boredom in 2020.
He took photos of his son's toy cars in interesting locations. Later, when the government relaxed restrictions, he took his hobby around the UK and photographed cars in various places.
He has taken toy car photos in front of the Buckingham Palance, the Finnieston Crane in Glasgow, and the Tyne Bridge.
Ross Burns, head of communications at Edinburgh Napier University, posts his photos on Instagram at www.instagram.com/scot.wheels.
He said, "My followers can probably be split into two camps: those that love Edinburgh and those that love Hot Wheels, and I've tried my best to showcase both."
Ross and his six-year-old son, Daniel, are huge fans of Hot Wheels cars. Daniel enjoys helping with the photos as his father sets up a shot.
They have a collection of around 500 Hot Wheels vehicles. Burns took the 1000th photo at Calton Hill in Edinburgh on Wednesday.