Island of Tiree summer 2009

I have chose the following 3 pictures to cheer you all up during this dreak and wet period.These were all taken this summer and it should remind us just what a beautiful area it really is when the weather is good,and lets face it we did have quite a few really good spells on the west this year.Here is another beautiful beach on Tiree at Balephuil bay.

LOOKING BACK INTO THE FUTURE

I know its dreak and wet now but dont forget the good days we had earlier this year such as this one when I was on the Island of Tiree.Beautiful beaches,great clouds,with no crowds.Looking towards Crossapol from near Baugh.

TAKE A LOOK BACK SUMMER 09

Hey lets not get too depressed and forget about all those good old days that came along this year.

Here is one of my favourite views of Oban taken from kerrera this summer.I hope you enjoyed a look back and remmember spring is slowly edging its way towards us.www.scotphoto.com

CASTLE STALKER SUNSET WITH MORVERN HILLS

This recent shot taken from the shore at appin with the afterglow of a stunning sunset with the black outline of castle Stalker and the Morvern hills.It helps when the pieces all fit together (ie) no wind,high tide,and the right kind of skye + massive ammounts of luckwww.scotphoto.com

LATE AUTUMN LIGHT OVER DUART CASTLE

The lighting on this image is very similar to the one from Eriska,this time its Duart castle from Mull with the hills of the mainland as awww backdrop.Every minute of every waking day presents us with new challenges and opportunities wherever we are.www.scotphoto.com also of local interest is www.benderloch.com

LATE AUTUMN VIEWS NOV 09

Today s forcast was that there would be a break between two weather fronts ,this lasted only about 1 hour but the light was dramatic.I dashed out ahead of this break and caught this shot of the Morvern hills from Eriska using a 300mm lense.

SUNSET TIME IN ARGYLL NOV09 part 4

The last few days have seen some improvement from the Rain so I was out and about looking for shots.I took this from Dunollie castle with the Clansman heading out to castlebay set against the hills of Mull lit bythe setting sun.Also captured were the lights on the vessel itself in the fast fading light.Canon 1DsMk3 with 70 200 f2.8 lense. This vessel had already made a return trip to Coll and Tiree earlier in the day.