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River Coe

River Coe

Robin Koehler

River Coe

River Coe

Robin Koehler

Shot early March 2018 during a rainy morning but with just enough bright light peeping through the sky

River Coe

Marc Glaudemans

Ralston Monument

Ralston Cairn

Robin Koehler

View from the

Ralston Cairn

Richard Lizzimore

Lagangarbh Cottage

Lagangarbh Cottage

Robin Koehler

Lagangarbh Cottage

Lagangarbh Cottage

Robin Koehler

Lagangarbh Cottage

Lagangarbh Cottage

Robin Koehler

Glen Etive

Glen Etive

Robin Koehler

Glen Etive

Glen Etive

Robin Koehler

Late afternoon on a clear winter day

Glen Etive

Marc Glaudemans

Glen Etive

Barry Cooper

Wet rainy windy day…iPhone 12

Glen Etive

David Ferrington

Buachaille Etive Mor

Buachaille Etive Mor

Robin Koehler

Buachaille Etive Mor

Buachaille Etive Mor

Robin Koehler

Buachaille Etive Mor

Buachaille Etive Mor

Robin Koehler

Buachaille Etive Mor

Buachaille Etive Mor

Robin Koehler

I was lucky to find this classic location completely empty and all for myself. Fantastic site. Take your time to find some good spots for your tripod. The ground here is extremely wet and muddy.

Buachaille Etive Mor

Marc Glaudemans

Buachaille Etive Mor in Infrared

Buachaille Etive Mor

Peter Zalabai

Buachaille Etive Mor as seen from Black Rock Cottage

Buachaille Etive Mor

Peter Zalabai

Buachaille Etive Mor and the Etive Mor Waterfall

Buachaille Etive Mor

Peter Zalabai

Buachaille Etive Mor and the Etive Mor Waterfall

Buachaille Etive Mor

Peter Zalabai

Wanted to take a less common view of the Buachaille and feature the burn.

Buachaille Etive Mor

Alan Crozier

Buachaille Etive Mor

Richard Lizzimore

Took this on the way out of Glen Etive just before the main road.

Buachaille Etive Mor

Alan Crozier

Taken at roadside

Buachaille Etive Mor

David Hendry

Black Rock Cottage

Black Rock Cottage

Robin Koehler

Blackrock cottage late afternoon just before sunset

Black Rock Cottage

Marc Glaudemans

Black Rock Cottage from above

Black Rock Cottage

Peter Zalabai

Infrared photo of the Black Rock Cottage

Black Rock Cottage

Peter Zalabai

Sunset at the Black Rock Cottage

Black Rock Cottage

Peter Zalabai

Black Rock Cottage

JAMES BILLINGS

Taken in a break between rain showers on a moody day

Black Rock Cottage

Doug Stratton

Cross the small road by the cottage and use a long lens to compress the distance between the cottage and Buchaille Etive Mor

Black Rock Cottage

Doug Stratton

Taken in a break between rain showers on a moody day

Black Rock Cottage

Doug Stratton

Blackrock Cottage with the Buachaille behind

Black Rock Cottage

Alan Crozier

Beinn A'Chrulaiste

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Robin Koehler

Beinn A'Chrulaiste

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Robin Koehler

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Esen Tunar

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Esen Tunar

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Esen Tunar

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Esen Tunar

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Esen Tunar

Worth the climb!

Beinn a'Chrulaiste

Marc Glaudemans

Oil Rig Graveyard - Cromarty Firth

JAMES BILLINGS

Oil Rig Graveyard - Cromarty Firth

JAMES BILLINGS

Oil Rig Graveyard - Cromarty Firth

JAMES BILLINGS

The Lealt falls from the bottom of the gorge.

Lealt Falls

Jakub Bors

Eilean Donan Castle

Robin Koehler

Sometimes the water in this area is smooth even when the loch is choppy, as it can be sheltered by the bridge and castle. In this case it lasted just a few seconds, but long enough to grab a reflection shot.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

There are various features around the castle that work well as foreground elements. This was taken in daytime so B&W seemed the best option for the edit.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

It's worth taking a walk past the visitor centre to see the castle from the other side.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

A small stream just past the bridge forms a foreground leading line.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

Looking along the access bridge.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

Long exposure in morning blue hour. Zero walking required, this was taken from the car park! A light mist really adds to the atmosphere.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

Sometimes the water in this area is smooth even when the loch is choppy, as it can be sheltered by the bridge and castle. In this case it lasted just a few seconds, but long enough to grab a reflection shot.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

There are various features around the castle that work well as foreground elements. This was taken in daytime so B&W seemed the best option for the edit.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

It's worth taking a walk past the visitor centre to see the castle from the other side.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

A small stream just past the bridge forms a foreground leading line.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

Looking along the access bridge.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

Long exposure in morning blue hour. Zero walking required, this was taken from the car park! A light mist really adds to the atmosphere.

Eilean Donan Castle

Doug Stratton

Eilean Donan castle.

Eilean Donan Castle

David Lally

Elgol

Robin Koehler

Elgol

Robin Koehler

Elgol

Esen Tunar

Elgol

Esen Tunar

Down at the beach, Elgol

Elgol

Alan Crozier

Above Elgol beach

Elgol

Alan Crozier

On the shore

Elgol

Alan Crozier

Low tide gives you plenty of opportunities to scramble around the beach for compositions. I liked the way this rocky overhang framed the Cuilin Mountains across the water, as the sun set behind them.

Elgol

Doug Stratton

This was taken standing on a high flat rock right out at the water's edge, just after the sun set behind the mountains.

Elgol

Doug Stratton

This extraordinary rock formation was just as I found it; nothing was moved, I promise! I imagine the water at high tide has caused this amazing effect from erosion, creating a natural pestle and mortar.

Elgol

Doug Stratton

Fairy Pools

Robin Koehler

Fairy Pools

Robin Koehler

Fairy Pools

Robin Koehler

Fairy Pools

Gordon Dryden

Fairy Pools

Gordon Dryden

Taken after a (rare!) month of low rainfall

Fairy Pools

Doug Stratton

Taken after a (rare!) month of low rainfall

Fairy Pools

Doug Stratton

Taken after a (rare!) month of low rainfall

Fairy Pools

Doug Stratton

Mealt Falls

Robin Koehler

Turn 180 degree from the waterfall and you'll see Kilt Rock

Mealt Falls

Alan Crozier

Neist Point

Robin Koehler

Neist Point

Robin Koehler

Neist Point at sunset in Feb 2019

Neist Point

Michael Dutson

The Path to Neist Point, taken in February 2019

Neist Point

Michael Dutson

The weather doesn't really matter at this spot as every visit creates an opportunity for amazing photos. This photo was captured right in front of the lighthouse just after a very rainy weekend.

Neist Point

Jakub Bors

Depending on the weather and the level of the tide, you can walk on the rocks on the left of the lighthouse and get a lot's of beautiful composition opportunities there.

Neist Point

Jakub Bors

The classic view of the lighthouse from the second hill.

Neist Point

Jakub Bors

The Lighthouse seen from the cliffs nearby

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

Taken from the top of the cliffs next to it, not the safest spot :)

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

At this side you can walk over the rocks, but be very careful and prepare to get wet :)

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

A footpath from the nearby (destroyed) pier

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

The Lighthouse seen from the cliffs nearby

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

Taken from the top of the cliffs next to it, not the safest spot :)

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

At this side you can walk over the rocks, but be very careful and prepare to get wet :)

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

A footpath from the nearby (destroyed) pier

Neist Point

Peter Zalabai

The classic top of the cliffs viewpoint. Best taken near the edge, but beware the usually high winds. You do NOT want to fall off here. It might scratch your lens :-)

Neist Point

Doug Stratton

This viewpoint took quite a while to reach - you have to descend the stairs and walk around the edge below the 'classic' cliffs viewpoint. The terrain is about 45 degree slope with large boulders. It's highly advisable to pause on occasion to plan your route ahead - and remember it for the return journey. Some areas are simply impassable and you have to go back, and around, and try again. This little inlet makes a great foreground element.

Neist Point

Doug Stratton

Taken from the steep rocky bank below the cliffs. Go down the steps and walk along the wall... climb over and keep going. Mind your step, it's very easy to trip and fall here, particularly in the dark.

Neist Point

Doug Stratton

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