Assynt, Day 2: Solus Na Madainn
What I Did On My Holidays (2): Assynt: early morning sunrise. Light. Mountains. Rocks. Drone. Happiness.
Just one photo from a quick afternoon excursion to explore Glen Artney earlier in the year. Well, one photo, processed
For several years, on and off, I’ve attended an annual Photo-Walk based in Inverary, Argyll. This year was no exception
Black Spout Waterfall, Pitlochry Some days you only need to come away with one landscape image to justify an excursion.
I’ve been to Birnam Hill and Duncan’s Hill area at least six times, so it made a good testing ground
Today’s random philosophical question: is landscape photography actually deterministic? Research maps. Check weather forecast. Think about time and location and
There’s a couple of picturesque views to be had just below the hotel at Inversnaid harbour – the waterfall cascading
I thought I’d not experimented with the 7-14mm lens much, so set sail for one of my favourite haunts –
The Hermitage, by Dunkeld, has a very attractive woodland walk by the River Braan. At one time it used to
With a couple of hours to spare on Sunday afternoon, I revisited the Falls of Bruar. EvenĀ on a grotty
Sedimentary conglomerate rocks, a bend in the River Almond and some nice late afternoon light. I’ve never explored this area
A selection of photos taken around Glen Lednock, mostly up the Melville Monument overlooking Comrie. This is Highland Boundary Fault
It seems like ages ago now – but back in April, a friend took me for a walk up Corrie