Lifting mist
Reflection perfection
The herdsman
Transcendental
The Quiraing tree
Silent Isolation
Zig zag
Stalking the dawn
In Awe and wonder
Fairy pools
Winter in Glencoe
Weathered
Holding out
Castle at sea
Torren Lochan
Neolithic
Light play
Castle of gold
Salen away
Ancient landscape
Northern light
The Pap in autumn
The Vennel
Seeing double
Hebridean delight
Lumiere divine
Reflecting the glen
Towards Glencoe
Eilean Donan blues
Don't give up
Stenness silhouette
Loch Tulla
Yesnaby Castle
A magical dawn
Ancient light
Sligachan
Long forgotten
Highlander
Low cloud
Awe and wonder
Loch Achtriochtan
Neolithic dawn II
Golden Glencoe
Marking time
Fyne reflections
Awe inspiring
Golden majesty
Heavy skies
Old Man of Storr
Nobody home
Bedrock
Silent Night
Golden hour
Lochan na H'Achlaise
Floating
Citadel
Lagangarbh
Forces of nature
The guardian
Here she rests
Morvern light
Ghost castle
Forth at night
Catching the light
Stenness at dusk
Black Cuillin
Silent reflection
Still standing
Forgotten land
Blue moon
Loch awesome
The Buachaille
Brodgar sunset
In Awe
Let there be light
Splash of light
Neolithic sunset
Derelict
Red roofed cottage
Buachaille Etive Mor
The mists of time
Megaliths
These are my mountains
Dusk descends across Edinburgh
Spotlight
Peace and tranquillity
Abandoned
Tobermory
Out of the blue
River Coupall falls
Under a blood red sky
Bridging the Forth
Eilean Donan
Landslip
Golden Awe
Holiday let
Neolithic twilight
Bike shed
No Jacobite
Forth at night II
Neolithic rays
Kilchurn reflections
Neolithic dawn
Dwarfed
The winding road
Standing through time
Light on the Ben
The pyramid
Salen no more
Light cast
Forgotten
Eilean Donan Castle
Autumn's all around you

Ethereal, magical and mysterious.

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Black Cuillin

The incredible fairy pools descending Coire na Creiche with the Black Cuillin living up to its name and looking moody and ominous as ever