Noctilucent (“night-shining”) clouds are the highest in the atmosphere, at around 76-85km altitude. They only appear in the summer months […]
I’d never really explored much of the Aberdeenshire coastline. On Saturday, however – feeling liberated from EV range anxiety –
It’s just a week off being the longest day, and it seems never to really get dark at night around
Just to disprove the idea of deterministic landscape photography, as I was driving back from Acharn through Grandtully along Strathtay,
A final pair of images from the day’s trip around Loch Rannoch – the first taken at the start as
I can think of much worse ways to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon than flying a kite with friends.
Noctilucent (“night-shining”) clouds are a rare phenomenon: the highest clouds in the atmosphere, at altitudes between 47-53 miles, consisting of
The last remnants of warm yellow-orange colours in the sky as night falls
Clouds zipping along through the evening blue and purple shades
One of my favourite bits of coastline is that just north of Lendalfoot on the A77 through Ayrshire, for its
Big Sky minimalism strikes again, as is its wont in Galloway. Nothing but blue sky, green grass and leaves and
Evening scenery: gently undulating landscape and fluffy white clouds in a big blue sky.