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High tide left me with not so many opportunities for foreground interest so I had to make do with this little rock pool. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sauchar-point-sunrise-fife https://images.on-this.website/9798_635732594ad71527a4395.jpgSauchar Point Sunrise - Fife [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sauchar Point Sunrise - Fife</DIV>[/size] Written in 2006 ...."Since I began landscape photography this time last year I've taken a handfull of shots that say Wow !! to me the shooter, this is one of them. If you have a passion for such work the excitement grows when you have such wonderful light and surroundings filling your viewfinder." http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/vermillion-lake-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_16924090804e14b96472c9b.jpgVermillion Lake - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Vermillion Lake</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-sound-of-sleat https://images.on-this.website/9798_11156519774cc337ef1abbd.jpgThe Sound Of Sleat [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Sound Of Sleat</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> With the bad weather I had on my entire trip to the Hebridean Islands of Scotland photo opportunities were few and far between. Dark cloudy skies tend not to throw much at you to work with, mother nature provided me with this beautiful light show during my ferry crossing from Mallaig to the Isle of Skye. For once you could say I was in the right place at the right time.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/tarbatt-ness-lighthouse-sutherland https://images.on-this.website/9798_3742855744ad71531ebde3.jpgTarbatt Ness Lighthouse - Sutherland [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Tarbatt Ness Lighthouse - Sutherland</DIV>[/size] Another view from the coast at Tarbatt Ness lighthouse on the Dornoch Firth, another example of the stunning rugged coastline Scotland has to offer. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/isle-of-eigg https://images.on-this.website/9798_15804106824ad5d27f577c1.jpgIsle of Eigg [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Isle of Eigg - Sunset</DIV>[/size] This is a telephoto 'Zoomed in' shot of the unique shape of the Isle of Eigg, part of Scotland's chain of Inner Hebridean Isles. This area of Scotland is beautiful, one of my favourites, fortunately for me Midges have packed their bags and are en route to the West but in February haven't quite arrived. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11205564.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_10808861284e188dac81c7a.jpgCollege Fjord [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>College Fjord</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/kilbrannan-sound https://images.on-this.website/9798_8962640874adc64f136126.jpgKilbrannan Sound [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Kilbrannan Sound from Arran</DIV>[/size] This wonderful play of light was spotted on our way back from Lochranza on the Isle of Arran, the road to our cottage hugs the banks of the Kilbrannan Sound with spectacular views towards the Kintyre peninsula. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3760207.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_18979756774ad5d2eeafde5.jpgStaffin Bay - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rock Pool - Staffin Bay - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Beauty right under your nose, mind yer feet........... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/natures-ruins https://images.on-this.website/9798_75528574cc36330daf1b.jpgNature's Ruins [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Nature's Ruins</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> I got the title 'Natures ruins' from the subject in this shot, the sandy banks of this wee loch get no rest, for at one end of this loch is a Hydro dam which appears to be constantly modifying the waters level. This drastic rise and fall seems to have flushed the trees root system free of rich soil and nutrients and replaced them with course sands and silts.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/last-light-neist-point-isle https://images.on-this.website/9798_10945967694ad5d2c1ed045.jpgLast Light Neist Point - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last Light Neist Point - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Anna's 1st trip to the Isle (sorry for the bridge and lack of ferry trip dearest!! ) Ultimately I think I may have employed my 1st 'family to be' fair weather photographer apprentice. Anna really enjoyed taking in the lovely light we had on occasion and captured her 1st sunset by means of DSLR. Neist point lit up for us, the setting sun broke the low cloud cover just above North Uist and illuminated the area spectacularly, a real moment in time............... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/approaching-clouds-loch-assynt https://images.on-this.website/9798_2028565444e1460b44d5f6.jpgApproaching Clouds - Loch Assynt [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Approaching Clouds - Loch Assynt</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/athabasca-river-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_16196678784cc708d34b091.jpgAthabasca River - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Athabasca River - Alberta - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/glenfinnan-loch-shiel https://images.on-this.website/9798_9401634924ad714fde880b.jpgGlenFinnan Loch Shiel [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>GlenFinnan Loch Shiel</DIV>[/size] Some would say this area is 'photographed to death' but on any given day at any time of the year the Scottish weather and quality of light will distinguish and influence heavily how our images turn out, I got lucky, Central Scotland was thick with late winter fog whilst I was basking in clean, clear, sunny highland skies. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-three-amigos https://images.on-this.website/9798_14558743044d00174e2c44c.jpgThe three Amigo's [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The three Amigo's</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Falkirk's somewhat hidden treasure Callendar Park is only a 10 minute walk from my front door, an area beautiful in the 1st snow of winter.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/misty-morning-loch-awe https://images.on-this.website/9798_7211482114cc3628f213a6.jpgMisty Morning-Loch Awe [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Misty Morning-Loch Awe</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>My love for the Scottish outdoors began with weekend fishing trips to the wilds of the Highland Lochs, this was one of my last outings, I now had the photography bug, Scotland's Brown Trout population sigh in relief...... </DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/rum https://images.on-this.website/9798_2229448244ad5d2f16e501.jpgRum [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rum</DIV>[/size] The angle of view at a focal length of 17mm provides an alternative to what I usually see through my everyday four eyes. This can often be missed, to the naked eye the cloud in this shot was above me. The 'ultra wide' world behind the camera is a fascinating alternative to peripheral viewing. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/niagara-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_15611313714cc704e7c368e.jpgNiagara - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Niagara - Ontario - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lochranza-isle-of-arran https://images.on-this.website/9798_18938420714cc43676eb8e2.jpgLochranza - Isle of Arran [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lochranza - Isle of Arran</DIV>[/size] Lochranza lies at the Very far North West of Arran, on our visit it seemed a very peaceful wee settlement where sheep and wild Deer seem to trot by every 5 minutes in search of pastures new. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/neist-point-lighthouse https://images.on-this.website/9798_8284785964cc342ff432b8.jpgNeist Point Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Neist Point Lighthouse</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-morar-sunset https://images.on-this.website/9798_4155541974ad7150224802.jpgLoch Morar Sunset [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Morar Sunset</DIV>[/size] The more experience you get as a landscape photographer the more you are able to crack the forever random equation that is Scotland + Weather + time of the year = what you're gonna get, the forever changing weather in Scotland makes the first two parts of this equation forever impossible to crack but with time and experience you begin to grasp just enough understanding of how things may turn out to be successful. What the hell am I on about you might ask ? You hang around for a sunset, shooting away never knowing how the light will change and what will turn out as your best exposure, the sun goes down, you wait for a final flurry, possibly high cloud becoming illuminated, it comes, it goes, you wait a little longer...... I hear in my mind my good friend Dimitri shouting in his half Greek, half Scottish accent, 'That's it Scott..........We're done' !!!!! So I pack up and head to Loch Morar, a little scouting mission for tomorrows sunrise (should it happen)......... By this time I'm driving almost directly East, away from the coast, in my mirror I see a little more light in the sky, how nice I think, almost like the final burning ember of the days sunshine, the light gets brighter, I get puzzled, the lights intensity increases I get anxious. By this point the car is abandoned I'm cussing at why the hell this didn't happen 5 minutes earlier whilst I was still at Arisaig. I quickly assemble my camera and tripod and hastily compose this image, at least I got something, if I hadn't moved on so quick I know for sure I'd have captured much, much more. Ocht well....................you live and learn.................. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/tarbat-ness-sutherland https://images.on-this.website/9798_18549421334ad7152e82605.jpgTarbat Ness - Sutherland [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Tarbat Ness - Sutherland</DIV>[/size] Protecting ships from the rocky tip of the Tarbat peninsula on the South side of the Dornoch Firth we visited the lighthouse very early in the morning two days in a row. The 1st day we didn't do the area justice. Although we didn't get the red glow of a perfect golden hour we were blessed with one of my favourite coastal locations for shooting the rugged northern coastline of Scotland. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/layers-of-light https://images.on-this.website/9798_12367580044ad5d2c41ba97.jpgLayers of light [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Layers of light</DIV>[/size] It wasn't meant to be, our weather forecast was for rain and no last light to photograph, with this in mind we returned to base camp 4 bedroom bungalow......... Sitting bletherring about our days shooting something began distracting our west facing coffee drinkers, the light from the setting sun put on a show of delightful light. I had to capture something, I had to bring home a memory of another one of those 'never say never' moments............ http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/frozen-waters https://images.on-this.website/9798_16918228054cc33e0d0209f.jpgFrozen Waters [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Frozen Waters</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Walking on ice is not recommended, especially when your going solo, even more so when you have about 10 KG of expensive electronics strapped to your back. This shot was taken during the "Big Freeze of 2010" , the ice was weeks old and extremely thick, Oh and I'm still here to tell the tale.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/twistleton-scar https://images.on-this.website/9798_13119224674ad73dcddbff7.jpgTwistleton Scar [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Twistleton Scar</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>This is the rather splendid Twistleton Scar, Shortly after taking this shot I forgot for a second I was standing on the scar, stepped back and fell down a hole to a short ar$e like me this was more like falling down a ravine . Never mind , no-one saw me so I just brushed myself down hauled my way back onto the scar and continued shooting.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/traigh-ghearadha-isle-of-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_10272018724ad5d312ca65c.jpgTraigh Ghearadha - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Traigh Ghearadha - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] Landscape photographers sometimes refer to 'chasing the light' in order to capture beauty , for the previous 12 hours we were 'running from the weather' in order to get some decent sleep. Strong Westerly winds had pounded Scotland all day, what better place to subject ourselves to such pleasures as spending the night parked under a lighthouse on a cliff at the 'Butt of Lewis' . 3 times that night we moved our motorhome in search of shelter from the gusting winds, 3 times we failed. This shot was taken on Lewis's east coast sometime in the middle of gales, hail, sleat, sunshine and rain........ http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/trossachs-church https://images.on-this.website/9798_13726954884cc35d08878fc.jpgTrossachs Church [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Trossachs Church</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> My latest venture was gonna be a Biggy !! The night before I had it all planned, get up at 6.30 AM and head to Loch Achray to catch the sun rise. Falkirk was Cold, -5 C but I was well prepared, plenty of warm clothing. There was no mention the previous night about the frozen fog I faded into on my journey to the Trossachs. Weather reports that morning on the Radio suggested it was patchy fog so I continued on my way. Once I reached my destination I was gutted to find the whole Loch thick with fog, the only shot I could get of any level of quality was of Trossachs Church, a pretty example of Scotland's Loch side places of worship.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3772595.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_17906372904ad73db46f699.jpgGwithian Towans [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Gwithian Towans </DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-earnhead https://images.on-this.website/9798_6913730764ed300836c451.jpgLoch Earnhead [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Earnhead</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/low-tide-coldingham-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_19591880484ad7150cb801e.jpgLow Tide - Coldingham Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Low Tide - Coldingham Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/glen-gary https://images.on-this.website/9798_9205003694cc345635ac93.jpgGlen Gary [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glen Gary</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Loch Gary can just about be made out beyond the trees and well below.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-leithies-east-lothian https://images.on-this.website/9798_16046492874ad7153735603.jpgThe Leithies - East Lothian [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Leithies - East Lothian</DIV>[/size] Shoes aff, troosers rolled up and seriously cold ankles, all for the love of photography...... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11154496.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_15681643164e14cea5ca372.jpgStrait of Georgia - Leaving Vancouver [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Strait of Georgia - Leaving Vancouver</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/barnsness-lighthouse https://images.on-this.website/9798_3469070404cc3358e27bc2.jpgBarnsness Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Barnsness Lighthouse</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Barnsness, a few miles from Dunbar on the South East coast of Scotland, not the most rugged of locations but never the less a very enjoyable morning shooting.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/brimham-rocks https://images.on-this.website/9798_11706640844ad73d9f654f2.jpgBrimham Rocks [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Brimham Rocks</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Not so much a shot of the more prominent formations to be found but more of a small inclusion with views westward across the dales. This rock formation puzzles you on first sight, the whole area looks off another planet, it reminded me of the many standing stones found throughout Britain, at the same time though it almost reminded me of some sort of animal sanctuary, perhaps a home for monkeys or orang-utans, the only thing close to their absence was a group of young climbers of the human kind, rope for tails, shuffling up and down the rock faces till the sun went down and we all headed home............</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/tantallon-castle https://images.on-this.website/9798_13808233424ad7152c1439d.jpgTantallon Castle [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Tantallon Castle</DIV>[/size] Tantallon Castle just South of North Berwick fascinates and frustrates me, I've visited the area around it's ruins a few times now in search of it's best 'capture' point, where I can showcase it's crumbling but still evident beauty with the surroundings it's shared for centuries. I had visions of the castle being lit by the early morning rays of the rising sun, it came, it done it's job, sadly the scattered cloud cover metcheck promised me didn't materialise. The sky above lay naked and uninteresting making this shot a 'Could've been'. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/glen-ashdale-falls-isle-of https://images.on-this.website/9798_3693578494ad5d2af9b387.jpgGlen Ashdale Falls - Isle of Arran [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glen Ashdale Falls - Isle of Arran</DIV>[/size] Glenashdale Falls - Well not quite..... Saturday looked like a washout in terms of landscape photography, a blanket white sky with occasional showers saw us take to the forests, our cottage had a book which contained lovely images of Glenashdale falls so off we went on a 4 mile round trek in hope of great opportunity. Well, the photographers in said book must have abseiled down to the falls as you could get nowhere near the foot of them. Ocht well, I got this little fall slightly further up. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/kamloops-lake https://images.on-this.website/9798_11450875874e14d0363cf39.jpgKamloops Lake [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Kamloops Lake</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/last-light-bay-of-stoer https://images.on-this.website/9798_16522901334e10cf5846fba.jpgLast Light - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last Light - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/untouched-loch-assynt https://images.on-this.website/9798_13222623194e14615bea179.jpgUntouched - Loch Assynt [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Untouched - Loch Assynt</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lizard-point-lighthouse-cornwall https://images.on-this.website/9798_1832466694edbf67a37aeb.jpgLizard Point Lighthouse-Cornwall [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lizard Point Lighthouse-Cornwall</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/golden-road-isle-of-harris https://images.on-this.website/9798_3424288624cc34d3a569fb.jpgGolden Road - Isle of Harris [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Golden Road - Isle of Harris</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Strange name as it is for the Isle of Harris this area on the rocky east coast of the Isle was our 1st stop of on a week long quest for soft Hebridean light and rugged coastlines, although majestic sunrises weren't on offer this day we were pleasantly surprised by the calm waters given that this is the Atlantic Ocean.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/approaching-glen-coe https://images.on-this.website/9798_1643497554cc34afa0c722.jpgApproaching Glen Coe [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Approaching Glen Coe</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Shot on my way back to the car after a stretch of the legs on my way home from Arisaig, Stob Dearg , part of the Buachaille Etive Mor (pronounced Bookal) , this mountain is well known amongst photographers and visitors to the Glen Coe area in general, it's hard not to go for the postcard shot from the wee falls or the Blackrock Cottage, I got lucky when this group of fairly timid dear wandered close to where I parked up and hung about just long enough for me to compose this shot.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11205858.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_15377920164e188e9fb9c2d.jpgCollege Fjord [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>College Fjord</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lochan-urr https://images.on-this.website/9798_8271080844b85afff1c1f5.jpgLochan Urr [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lochan Urr</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo13654622.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_9825155224ed30573be9de.jpgLoch Earnhead [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Earnhead</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/last-light-on-luskentyre-isle https://images.on-this.website/9798_11465331904ad5d2bd879b1.jpgLast light on Luskentyre - Isle of Harris [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last light on Luskentyre - Isle of Harris</DIV>[/size] A snap-shot of sorts, on our way through the beautiful area on the west coast of Harris we witnessed mother nature shine a torch of warm late evening light across our bows, we knew we'd ran out of time so quickly scrambled our gear together and shot what chance we had of a sunset that night. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3772598.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_7079134494ad73dbe2d716.jpgPorth Nanven [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Porth Nanven</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The area is well known in Cornwall for it's fantastic array of geology, boulders the size of me !! (not hard I know ) Believe it or not the sun is setting out there just to the right of the two islands. I told Anna that the area would still give me a good chance of moody mono shots but when I got the images home I went straight to work on them and found that I actually like them in colour to.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-drunkie https://images.on-this.website/9798_13300520314ed307c40c9c0.jpgLoch Drunkie [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Drunkie</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11154610.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_7745996474e14d06895266.jpgKamloops [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Kamloops</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11151436.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_20779543554e14b63c65cf7.jpgEmerald Lake - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Emerald Lake - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/natures-curves-isle-of-harris https://images.on-this.website/9798_15519463634ad5d2dec6d92.jpgNatures Curves - Isle of Harris [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Natures Curves - Isle of Harris</DIV>[/size] Luskentyre beach on the north western side of the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides. Mother nature was certainly in a good mood the day she created the beaches of Harris. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/latrigg-view-lake-district https://images.on-this.website/9798_21133614954cc33f3d46929.jpgLatrigg View - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Latrigg View</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Latrigg is the most southerly top of the Skiddaw massif and of the Northern Fells, the patch work fields look almost corduroy in appearance, dotted with mature English tree's, each in beautiful isolation.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/bhaltos-isle-of-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_17572174194ad5d28ad9613.jpgBhaltos - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Bhaltos - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] As a landscape photographer you end up in some weird positions in search of that image with a little difference, in wet sand sinking by the minute I thanked myself for having the right gear with me for all five feet...........yeah five !! My wellies became integral for most of the week and my tripod stood steady with the help of snow shoes These pads work a treat in wet sand or any kind of soft surface during long exposures and are well worth taking along with you especially when shooting seascapes. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/buttermere-lake-district https://images.on-this.website/9798_14326383494cbcb2c693328.jpgButtermere - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Buttermere - Lake District</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863951.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_14882580684fae7915883b7.jpgSpring Grasses [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>A new season brings new life</DIV> [/size] Head and shoulders above the others this spring grass enjoyed the morning light and the warmth it brings. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11205800.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_21312831394e188e69bcdf2.jpgCollege Fjord [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>College Fjord</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-katrine-trossachs https://images.on-this.website/9798_20351436514cc429098fee9.jpgLoch Katrine - Trossachs [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Katrine - Trossachs</DIV>[/size] Areas of Loch Katrine remain untouched, you won't see Jet Ski's around here, traffic on the single track road is limited to the few residents that are scattered around the loch. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11056766.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_13878291394e10c1c79d71e.jpgAchnahaird Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Achnahaird Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11059616.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_4762163244e10c904504ee.jpgIncoming Tide - Achnahaird Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Incoming Tide - Achnahaird Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/elgol-boats https://images.on-this.website/9798_2661027544ad5d2a8edabd.jpgElgol Boats [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Elgol Boats</DIV>[/size] We had time on our hands, with the setting sun still hours away from day end you have time to relax a little before the 'Big Finale'. You blether, and share laughs (landscape photographers are a happy bunch in good weather) A relaxed and content mind set is an efficient and imaginative production line of thoughts and ideas, that's when I'm at my best, that's when those 'well spotted' moments arise. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11065590.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_11813162084e10e54e3f4db.jpgHometime - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Hometime - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/achnahaird-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_19741324644e10bfda45eac.jpgAchnahaird Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Achnahaird Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lochan-na-achlaise https://images.on-this.website/9798_14634992554cc3581978ed0.jpgLochan Na-Achlaise http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11064914.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_10522342164e10df11e8d1e.jpgHomeless - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Homeless - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo7201002.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_16891294924cc35013bf38d.jpg http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/arrochar-alps https://images.on-this.website/9798_10816757194ad714d21435b.jpgArrochar Alps [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Arrochar Alps</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11065070.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_3433681884e10e0e341fcf.jpgLost - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lost - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo4456941.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_17003305904b85b6e4a3359.jpgLochan Urr [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lochan Urr</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-lurgainn https://images.on-this.website/9798_16794023554e1464890c19b.jpgLoch Lurgainn [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Lurgainn</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/constantine-bay-sunset https://images.on-this.website/9798_1858226114ad73da7bda6c.jpgConstantine Bay - Sunset [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Constantine Bay - Sunset</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3772596.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_2341017224ad73db7ddf86.jpgGwithian Towans [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Gwithian Towans </DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo7200956.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_9867461684cc34ea96c7fe.jpgButtermere - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Buttermere - Lake District</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/calgary-dawn-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_19937455434e14b5591d79b.jpgCalgary Dawn - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Calgary Dawn</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/spring-grasses https://images.on-this.website/9798_10130298804fae7909a7846.jpgSpring Grasses [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>A new season brings new life</DIV> [/size] Head and shoulders above the others this spring grass enjoyed the morning light and the warmth it brings. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/bow-river-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_12615461944cc70786a4935.jpgBow River - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Bow River - Alberta - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11153296.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_6108573014e14c2eaec5b9.jpgAthabasca River [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Athabasca River</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-hoodoos-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_12976942674e14b90d95655.jpgThe Hoodoos - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Hoodoos</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lake-huron-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_968017594cc7097c2a6fe.jpgLake Huron - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lake Huron - Ontario - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/rainbow-lake-yukon-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_5832796534cc702b5deee4.jpgRainbow Lake - Yukon - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rainbow Lake - Yukon - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11153350.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_951778734e14c3435bd87.jpgJasper National Park [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Jasper National Park</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11154554.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_1658547834e14cf8710d87.jpgVancouver Sunset [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Vancouver Sunset</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863949.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_19053488334fae782c411fa.jpgPost Production [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Post Production</DIV> [/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/marys-peak-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_7102576064af9e371ae315.jpgMary's Peak - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Mary's Peak - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/bass-rock-sunrise-east-lothian https://images.on-this.website/9798_3334357374ad714d9b6b71.jpgBass Rock Sunrise - East Lothian [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Bass Rock Sunrise - East Lothian</DIV>[/size] 5.06 AM as the East Coast wakens to a new day. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/elgol-in-the-rain https://images.on-this.website/9798_21218179514cc359c5a6f3c.jpgElgol In The Rain [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Elgol In The Rain</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/vancouver-island https://images.on-this.website/9798_3255875634e188df629ce5.jpgVancouver Island [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Vancouver Island</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-linnhe https://images.on-this.website/9798_16060948494e148e038f4af.jpgLoch Linnhe [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Linnhe</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/staffin-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_9454271054cc4348bf2dcd.jpgStaffin Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rock Pool - Staffin Bay - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Beauty right under your nose, mind your fight !! http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/peyto-lake-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_7807019464cc70a655fdd7.jpgPeyto Lake - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Peyto Lake - Alberta - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-tulla-highlands https://images.on-this.website/9798_3892635444ad71504e6c9e.jpgLoch Tulla - Highlands [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Tulla - Highlands</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/pools-bay-of-stoer https://images.on-this.website/9798_1335560724e10e498599de.jpgPools - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Pools - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/gin-head-east-lothian https://images.on-this.website/9798_1639913954ad714fa68776.jpgGin Head - East Lothian [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Gin Head - East Lothian</DIV>[/size] From high up on Tantallon Castle stunning views of Bass Rock and beyond can be enjoyed. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11205178.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_12502434e188c41a0dfc.jpgClarence Strait [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Clarence Strait</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11154582.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_266455374e14d001a408b.jpgVancouver by night [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Vancouver by night</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/hanging-in-there https://images.on-this.website/9798_2017506444d0004d8cf9c6.jpgHanging in there [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Hanging in there</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Life amongst the frozen snows of Northern Scotland</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/coldingham-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_20171977844ad714e284d67.jpgColdingham Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Coldingham Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/deep-freeze-rannoch-moor https://images.on-this.website/9798_8408466364b85aff96f2af.jpgDeep Freeze - Rannoch Moor [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Deep Freeze - Rannoch Moor</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/retreating-waters-bamburgh https://images.on-this.website/9798_19250116384cd6d7c92ad0a.jpgRetreating Waters - Bamburgh [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Retreating Waters - Bamburgh Castle</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/dunottar-castle-stonehaven https://images.on-this.website/9798_17305723514ad714ea7ba5b.jpgDunottar Castle - Stonehaven [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Dunottar Castle - Stonehaven</DIV>[/size] Our reason for travelling up the North East Coast was the magnificent Dunnottar Castle near Stonehaven. The area has unmistakeable beauty when your clambering around its bays at 6.00 AM. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11153406.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_1551678674e14c3a2b8e73.jpgLake Louise [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lake Louise</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/without-water https://images.on-this.website/9798_10935659314b7b095ea91fa.jpgWithout Water [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Without Water</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Don't be fooled into thinking the Lake District's beauty is reserved for its Lakes and Tarns, far from it....</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/home-time-north-uist https://images.on-this.website/9798_10664522654ad5d2b5d29ac.jpgHome time - North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Home time - North Uist</DIV>[/size] This shot.... taken on the beaches of Berneray, North Uist , shows the beauty of the area, the white sandy beaches and pale blue waters contrast with the moody skies. Bonnie Scotland !! http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/home-time-derwent-water https://images.on-this.website/9798_1550970274cbcb085a829f.jpgHome Time - Derwent Water [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Home Time - Derwent Water</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/toronto-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_11009392024cc706655904b.jpgToronto - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Toronto - Ontario - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/black-rock-cottage https://images.on-this.website/9798_5334304424cc35397947c7.jpgBlack Rock Cottage [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Black Rock Cottage</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/portobello-beach https://images.on-this.website/9798_1476493374adc89717ae66.jpgPortobello Beach [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Portobello Beach</DIV>[/size] As Scotland basks in beautiful summer sunshine. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo7209836.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_10459893674cc42c0a1954b.jpgGodrevy Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Godrevy Lighthouse</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>This shot was taken on a gorgeous summers evening on the Cornish Coast..</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/time-for-home https://images.on-this.website/9798_17225474644d00026567149.jpgTime for home [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Time for home</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last shot of the day, a long exposure of Loch Tulla, time to hit the road, this was day 1 of the big freeze of 2010 and I didn't want stranded in subzero wintry conditions.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/st-michaels-mount https://images.on-this.website/9798_11468498264ad73dc23c834.jpgSt Michaels Mount [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>St Michaels Mount</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo13716153.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_8885648824edbf40a2343f.jpgFleetwith Pike from Buttermere [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Fleetwith Pike from Buttermere</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/changing-light https://images.on-this.website/9798_7339105694aee047d0b8e6.jpgChanging Light [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Changing Light</DIV>[/size] Still looking for that pot of gold.... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/achray-forest https://images.on-this.website/9798_9402395454ed309e3c7720.jpgAchray Forest [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Achray Forest - Trossachs</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lochan-dubha-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_12125773654cc3519b15fd7.jpgLochan Dubha - Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lochan Dubha - Skye</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/day-end-bay-of-stoer https://images.on-this.website/9798_560738304e10d0fe618f6.jpgDay End - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Day End - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/homeward-bound https://images.on-this.website/9798_15948518754cc357220bc86.jpgHomeward bound [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Homeward bound</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> The local fisherman of North Uist head home for the night, hopefully with a good catch.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/into-achray-forest https://images.on-this.website/9798_8979767224ed30acb54a0d.jpgInto Achray Forest [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Achray Forest - Trossachs</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-walk-home https://images.on-this.website/9798_16194500224d0014d87403e.jpgThe Walk Home [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Walk Home</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Falkirk's somewhat hidden treasure Callendar Park is only a 10 minute walk from my front door, an area beautiful in the 1st snow of winter.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sunset-over-north-uist https://images.on-this.website/9798_11493966764ad5d302dbecd.jpgSunset Over North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sunset Over North Uist</DIV> [/size] A fine view in fine light.......... Capped a fine day with my fine lady............ http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14864012.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_4030494734fae800bb81c1.jpgShimmers of light [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Shimmers of light</DIV> [/size] The early morning sun creates shimmers of light on Loch Lubnaig in the Trossachs of Central Scotland. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3760114.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_15499513494ad5d2871020f.jpgBerneray - North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Berneray - North Uist</DIV>[/size] Berneray is a small Island on the tip of North Uist on the outer Hebrides, to a mainlander like myself being up there leaves you feeling like your a million miles from home, I absolutely loved it. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/east-vows-fife https://images.on-this.website/9798_11521295864ad714f2cbfe8.jpgEast Vows - Fife [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>East Vows - Fife</DIV>[/size] I hoped to shoot a majestic sunrise over the river this morning, I didn't achieve so but the light played for a minute or two behind me. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-monument https://images.on-this.website/9798_21195658584fae713a58c7f.jpgThe Monument [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glenfinnan Monument on Loch Shiel</DIV> [/size] The Glenfinnan Monument situated at the head of Loch Shiel was erected in 1815 to mark the place where Prince Charles Edward Stuart ("Bonnie Prince Charlie") raised his standard, at the beginning of the 1745 Jacobite Rising. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/glen-sligahan-pathway https://images.on-this.website/9798_7102483084af9e3755bd7c.jpgGlen Sligahan Pathway [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glen Sligahan Pathway</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/north-berwick-sunset https://images.on-this.website/9798_17698684714ad71519be832.jpgNorth Berwick Sunset [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>North Berwick Sunset</DIV>[/size] With the power of a Telephoto lens, areas several miles away can be pulled into one image. Layers of North Berwick, Fidra and The Fife coast are separated by what seems very little other than the Firth of Forth. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/st-michaels-mount2 https://images.on-this.website/9798_6184502254ad73dc601eee.jpgSt Michaels Mount2 [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>St Michaels Mount</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lubnaig-reflections https://images.on-this.website/9798_6539907894fae76e81b00c.jpgLubnaig reflections [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lubnaig reflections</DIV> [/size] A lovely still morning in March on the banks of Loch Lubnaig near Callander. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/buttermere https://images.on-this.website/9798_714223834b8e8c216e943.jpgButtermere [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Buttermere - Lake District</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-old-man-of-storr https://images.on-this.website/9798_197746094ad5d3088b5ab.jpgThe old man of Storr - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The old man of Storr - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] The climb up to the Old Man of Storr didn't age me, I was quite surprised as I soldiered up the hill. More surprising still carrying a full bag of gear, You see these striking shafts of rock from all over the Trotternish ridge on Skye's Eastern coast, I guess my extra helping of stamina and energy came from being overly keen to reach the old man. The area below is a resting place for masses of rocks deposited on a too regular to be safe basis from the ridges ever eroding walls. Early morning sleat and hail gave the area a fresh blanket of opportunity to fall on our behinds at any given moment. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/winter-illuminations-rannoch-moor https://images.on-this.website/9798_3447903544b85aff6a8eac.jpgWinter Illuminations - Rannoch Moor [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Winter Illuminations - Rannoch Moor</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/on-the-move-bay-of https://images.on-this.website/9798_19408162794e10dbc2ae3c4.jpgOn the move - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>On the move - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/toronto-skyline-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_4004917784cc7082fc27b0.jpgToronto Skyline - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Toronto Skyline - Ontario - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3800874.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_193723604adc66ca31192.jpgNorth Berwick Sunset [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>North Berwick Sunset</DIV>[/size] The Bay at North Berwick has a great viewpoint to admire the light show mother nature gave me. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/last-light-elgol-isle-of https://images.on-this.website/9798_14491874044ad5d2b9e4a5a.jpgLast Light - Elgol - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last Light - Elgol - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] What is this bright light in the sky, it appears to bring warmth to the land and happiness to us humans. It's certainly nothing I experienced too often in Skye. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/feathers https://images.on-this.website/9798_21376274394cc3472953f35.jpgFeathers [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Feathers</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> The week of subzero temperatures left ice formations covering the whole of the Rannoch Moor area, looks like I missed the pillow fight</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/shimmers-of-light https://images.on-this.website/9798_9988291944fae7ffe0796e.jpgShimmers of light [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Shimmers of light</DIV> [/size] The early morning sun creates shimmers of light on Loch Lubnaig in the Trossachs of Central Scotland. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/mcloeds-table-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_16485854884ad5d2db84b77.jpgMcloeds table - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Mcloeds table - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Early morning sun warms up another stunning piece of Skye's beautiful landscape. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11146918.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_17384678304e14623229a80.jpgMono Start - Loch Assynt [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Mono start - Loch Assynt</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/callendar-lake https://images.on-this.website/9798_16201841724d00146ec4180.jpgCallendar Lake [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Callendar Lake</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Falkirk's somewhat hidden treasure Callendar Park is only a 10 minute walk from my front door, an area beautiful in the 1st snow of winter.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/bearreraig-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_21053640534ad5d2830ffec.jpgBearreraig Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Bearreraig Bay - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Take the many steps down to this bay early morning and you will be blessed with the days 1st light illuminating it's steep East facing cliff faces. Curse the fact that you have all those steps to climb back up and how the weight of your camera gear is slowly dismantling the complex make up of your spine and shoulder arrangements. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/emerald-lake-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_21199683474cc70b06a822c.jpgEmerald Lake - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Emerald Lake - Alberta - Canada</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/rannoch-moor https://images.on-this.website/9798_12063947524adc728302150.jpgRannoch Moor [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rannoch Moor</DIV>[/size] This shot was taken from a hill top overlooking the viaduct at Rannoch Station, so much to see, the hills of Glen Lyon to your left, Rannoch moor and Loch Laidon in the middle and the beginning of the mountains of Glen Coe to your right. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-cill-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_16656301284ad5d2c782629.jpgLoch Cill - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Cill - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] It's not very often you find such a large expanse of water in Scotland dominated by tall grasses. As the winds rocked the tall golden blades shooting during intervals was necessary to avoid motion blur. I loved how the golden winter colours of both the Loch and hillside grasses complimented the deep greeens of the forest. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3760187.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_20808241604ad5d2d2c659a.jpgLochranza - Isle of Arran [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lochranza - Isle of Arran</DIV>[/size] Lochranza lies at the very North West of Arran, on our visit it seemed a very peaceful wee settlement where sheep and wild deer seem to trot by every 10 minutes in search of pastures new. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/uncharted-territory https://images.on-this.website/9798_5464144134b85affc74c91.jpgUncharted Territory [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Uncharted Territory</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/callendar-house https://images.on-this.website/9798_363365584d00166a4b341.jpgCallendar House [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Callendar House</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Falkirk's somewhat hidden treasure Callendar Park is only a 10 minute walk from my front door, an area beautiful in the 1st snow of winter.The low December sun illuminates the estates center piece, Callendar House</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/eilean-sionnach-lighthouse https://images.on-this.website/9798_12625767354cc3550285763.jpgEilean Sionnach Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Eilean Sionnach Lighthouse</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-antares-elgol-isle-of https://images.on-this.website/9798_17240229404ad5d305ac975.jpgThe Antares - Elgol - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Antares - Elgol - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Boats on Skye's Loch Scavaig have to be made of hardy stuff, more often than not strong winds and heavy seas batter the small settlement of Elgol and it's people. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/golden-light-bay-of-stoer https://images.on-this.website/9798_14835492054e10d67f8b222.jpgGolden Light - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Golden Light - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sharing-the-light-lake-district https://images.on-this.website/9798_5821991194b72b227c1f68.jpgSharing the light - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sharing the light - Lake District</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>As the Sun rises over the majestic Fleetwith Pike, the land around Buttermere in the Lake District comes alive, only those areas in shadow are still to awaken, they'll have their turn soon enough ...</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/looking-for-lunch-achnahaird-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_15787746084e10c9bd11b13.jpgLooking for lunch - Achnahaird Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Looking for lunch - Achnahaird Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/little-langdale-tarn-lake-district https://images.on-this.website/9798_6955379504cc42ff871ac9.jpgLittle Langdale Tarn - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Little Langdale Tarn - Lake District</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-twisted-tree-glen-lyon https://images.on-this.website/9798_12630508914adcbca17ea42.jpgThe Twisted Tree-Glen Lyon [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Twisted Tree-Glen Lyon</DIV>[/size] On my way up to Loch an Daimh I spotted this tree that had gotten itself in a right twist, I had a wee giggle at my conclusion which was that its tried to turn its back to the cold weather too many times and got itself into a right muddle. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/derwent-water-lake-district https://images.on-this.website/9798_11345689304cbcad923f427.jpgDerwent Water - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Derwent Water - Lake District</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863931.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_3135775964fae7393dd131.jpgThe Rowan of Loch Sunart [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Rowan of Loch Sunart</DIV> [/size] Pay homage to the Rowan trees of wild Scotland.... Their ability to show secluded beauty and their sheer dogged determination to survive in such harsh conditions demands respect. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-oich https://images.on-this.website/9798_7784614064cc35a7a8e13c.jpgLoch Oich [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Oich</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> I can't begin to imagine the limb crippling temperatures of Loch Oich that afternoon, above water was cold enough.........</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo7198184.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_7439031594cc3404c25cab.jpgKilchurn Castle [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Kilchurn Castle</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>My first day out of 2010 proved to be a rather frustrating one for a few reasons, the car broke down before I even left Falkirk, then the oil light came on passing through Tyndrum and there was no sign of the spells of sunshine that certain websites said would be on show. Never the less I was determined to shoot away. Persistent low cloud which was to end my day prematurely, covered the top of Beinn Eunaich, ice still evidence of our coldest winter spell in decades lay on the still waters of Loch Awe, the field lay silent, the only sounds of passing ducks and the 9 AM Glasgow to Oban train. The conditions weren't the best but I was back outdoors, doing what I love most, capturing Scotland.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/river-sligahan-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_16605522714ad5d2f8dc493.jpgRiver Sligahan - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>River Sligahan - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] The landscape of Skye screams to be photographed, shooting during the day can be tricky and more than often unrewarding, wandering through the wild heather the clouds began to show me that little extra something that, for me, made this shot. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo13654645.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_21140843584ed31038dc13e.jpgCorran Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Corran Lighthouse</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3771474.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_17406600684ad71517827fa.jpgElie Lighthouse - Fife [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Elie Lighthouse - Fife</DIV>[/size] With two pairs of thick socks under my walking boots the chilly winters morning temperatures still nipped away at my toes, although a little uncomfortable the cold air brought with it a heavy frost which.... lit up by the sun created a pleasant winters scene. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-lizard https://images.on-this.website/9798_9094182434ad73dc989490.jpgThe Lizard [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Lizard</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Move over Lands End and all its Tourist tat !! Lizard Point is the place to go if you want Cornish Beauty and the feeling you've reached the end of the road............. beautiful walks, wild flowers, sunshine and spectacular views.........I could go on.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/ardvreck-castle-loch-assynt https://images.on-this.website/9798_17329785114e10ca723471a.jpgArdvreck Castle - Loch Assynt [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Ardvreck Castle - Loch Assynt</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/meall-a-mhadaidh https://images.on-this.website/9798_17348733464ed30c8673381.jpgMeall a' Mhadaidh [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Meall a' Mhadaidh</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/left-behind-bay-of-stoer https://images.on-this.website/9798_15618921094e10d55682e4d.jpgLeft Behind - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Left Behind - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lake-louise-canada https://images.on-this.website/9798_7358861764e14b8829db6d.jpgLake Louise - Canada [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lake Louise</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/torrylinnwater-foot-isle-of-arran https://images.on-this.website/9798_5281454774ad5d30f18b9c.jpgTorrylinnwater Foot - Isle of Arran [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Torrylinnwater Foot - Isle of Arran</DIV>[/size] Torrylinnwater Foot - Despite my O.S Map stating this burn had stepping stones over it there were none to be seen, so myself and Anna had to brave it's chilly flows and get our feet wet to get to this spot. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/smooth-curves-in-sharp-cold https://images.on-this.website/9798_4511160194cc56be6d34e4.jpgSmooth Curves in Sharp Cold [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Smooth Curves in Sharp Cold</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> I love when nature takes time to create shapes with weather.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sauchar-point-fife https://images.on-this.website/9798_7457493154ad715244de61.jpgSauchar Point - Fife [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sauchar Point - Fife</DIV>[/size] One of several visits to the picturesque Elie on the Fife Coast, one of the few times where nice light was at a premium. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3949568.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_5368601734af9e37908397.jpgAllt Dearg Mor [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Allt Dearg Mor</DIV>[/size] Sgurr Nan Gillean is flanked by its all to familiar blanket of semi permanent cloud, however a not so common burst of early morning colour blessed us thankful photographers that fine morning. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/kinloch-rannoch https://images.on-this.website/9798_11945478054adc70ab2cfd1.jpgKinloch Rannoch [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Kinloch Rannoch</DIV>[/size] Flat calm muggy summers weather is midge Central up this neck of the woods, although this stillness brings Lochs to a rest giving almost mirror reflections. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-scavaig-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_2372921024ad5d2cd91543.jpgLoch Scavaig - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Scavaig - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] The view out to the Cuillin Hills was masked by low lying cloud on a typical summers day in Skye. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/porth-nanven https://images.on-this.website/9798_866578754cc356144d272.jpgPorth Nanven [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Porth Nanven</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> The area is well known in Cornwall for it's fantastic array of geology, boulders the size of me !! (not hard I know ) Believe it or not the sun is setting out there just to the right of the two islands.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/allt-dearg-mor https://images.on-this.website/9798_4423354744ad5d27a8819c.jpgAllt Dearg Mor [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Allt Dearg Mor - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] This image begins the story of two adventures to the Isle of Skye, having now visited the area 5 times you may begin to think I should've ran out of places to visit, scene's to capture.........Not a chance...... They say if you don't like the weather on Skye wait 5 minutes..........never a truer word spoken... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/rubha-hanais-tiree https://images.on-this.website/9798_9241968494cc41d8461962.jpgRubha Hanais - Tiree [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rubha Hanais - Tiree</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Our trip to the beautiful wee Island of Tiree was pretty much starved of good light, This shot was taken on our first night, I remember this being the last time we saw the sun shine.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/cradhlastadh-isle-of-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_11192109744cc3495657ecb.jpgCradhlastadh-Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Cradhlastadh-Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Equipment problems saw us revisit this area of Lewis for another go at capturing its beauty, last time I concentrated on a wide angle view of the landscape, this time I tried pulling in the scene with a longer focal length.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/oasis-north-uist https://images.on-this.website/9798_685544424ad5d2e23ae7c.jpgOasis - North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Oasis - North Uist</DIV>[/size] White sand for miles, Along with Harris, North Uist has some of the most beautiful peaceful beaches I've ever set foot on. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-arklet-trossachs https://images.on-this.website/9798_4918710454ad71508eda58.jpgLoch Arklet - Trossachs [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Arklet - Trossachs</DIV>[/size] This shot was taken during a much needed break away from the epic house renovation that hogged my spare time and played with my sanity, thankfully it's all about done now, till the next time !!! http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/achray-forest-trossachs https://images.on-this.website/9798_5858975334adc8d506c32e.jpgAchray Forest-Trossachs [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Achray Forest-Trossachs</DIV>[/size] Looking at this photograph I couldn't help but think it reminded me of a war film, perhaps Platoon ?, Hamburger Hill ?. The clearing fog could be mistaken for artillery smoke, the tree felling signifies shell damage. The feeling of the place at the time could not be further away from this comparison, no battles were fought that day. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/buttermere-dubbs-lake-district https://images.on-this.website/9798_2082337914b72b224a39a1.jpgButtermere Dubbs - Lake District [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Buttermere Dubbs - Lake District</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>A stampede of recent flood water has left the grasses of this small stream flattened and in submission. A mature tree awaits it's spring foliage having seen seasons come and go for many a year.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/kilchurn-castle https://images.on-this.website/9798_15568629814b5c5edee3a21.jpgKilchurn Castle My 1st photographic visit to this area was quite hard work, I didn't get the sun behind me that would have lit up the castle and surrounding area, never the less I persevered, I wasn't going home empty handed http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/waternish-point-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_7042709744cc33b5922c30.jpgWaternish Point - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Waternish Point - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> This shot grows on me every time I revisit it, it captures how well the Scottish weather can take control of your runaway excitement and hope of warm sunny days to come. transient light as they call it in the business of landscape photography...........</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/dunrobin-castle-grounds-sutherland https://images.on-this.website/9798_20662178264ad714f0a5340.jpgDunrobin Castle Grounds - Sutherland [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Dunrobin Castle Grounds - Sutherland</DIV>[/size] This is not your usual landscape layout, no rules were followed here. One of those scenes which we sometimes marvel at but usually point, comment on and walk past. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/elgol-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_9546186044ad5d2a076b92.jpgElgol - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Elgol - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Flat light diffuses colours of the land around you, we don't need the sun splitting the sky to produce images, most of the time we shy away from it's strong harsh rays, Skye is renowned for cloudy non tropical days, its what gives the Island it's charm and character. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/post-production https://images.on-this.website/9798_12937555914fae782195099.jpgPost Production [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Post Production</DIV> [/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-lubnaig-reflections https://images.on-this.website/9798_6537803874fae7b78e9f22.jpgLoch Lubnaig Reflections [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Lubnaig Reflections</DIV> [/size] This morning the Loch was glass like and still. Reflected views stretched uninterrupted to the hill of Meall More and the small settlement of Ardchullarie More below. A fine start to the day...... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-rough-with-the-smooth https://images.on-this.website/9798_9916235954ad5d271a1757.jpgThe rough with the smooth - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The rough with the smooth - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] I never tire from the magnificent Cuillin Hills, they fascinate me, I wish I had the fitness, Skill and time to climb and explore them. Getting to Elgol seems forever, you don't see the hills till the last stretch of road down to the harbour, if anything was ever worth the wait it is the journey to Elgol and the view you're rewarded with. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/craigleith-east-lothian https://images.on-this.website/9798_1369616664ad714e64735f.jpgCraigleith - East Lothian [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Craigleith - East Lothian</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> This is one set of steps that at the time I wouldn't recommend following.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sgurr-mhairi-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_10723119604adc58169c9f4.jpgSgurr Mhairi - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sgurr Mhairi - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Looking at this shot gives you a sense of isolation, it couldn't be further from the truth........ Surrounded by a scattering of 6 to 8 toggers it can often be a struggle to keep your mind open to your goal, which is:- Bring home the beauty witnessed by your eye in photographic form If you can succeed at that when amongst Earths Beauty then you're a photographer. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/canopy-of-light-perthshire https://images.on-this.website/9798_2848066504ad714df4e861.jpgCanopy of light - Perthshire [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Canopy of light - Perthshire</DIV>[/size] Shot at the wide end of an ultra wide lens the vertical angles of these very tall trees appear to almost converge in on each other, their transparent Autumn leaves illuminated by the bright afternoons sky. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/collection-point https://images.on-this.website/9798_10703500434cc358f952225.jpgCollection Point [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Collection Point</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Hardly the 1st place you'd look for a collection of rain water.... this plant seemed to want to hold on to what fluids nature served.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sundown-on-derwent-water https://images.on-this.website/9798_1380599224b7afec3ebf26.jpgSundown on Derwent Water [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sundown on Derwent Water - Lake District</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Ripples echo as the last of the Lakes tourists pass by en route to Keswicks boat moorings.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/last-light https://images.on-this.website/9798_10450349804ad5d275ede40.jpgLast light [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last light - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] If you were to look through my shots from Elgol you'll probably find quite a few, mostly similar in subject content. What you may discover though is why photographers never 'tick off' locations. Scotland and Skye in particular is never the same two days in a row, the light and weather is forever changing, that's why I keep returning to Elgol, that's why I'll forever return............ http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/staffin-bay-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_19766623424ad5d2ffe3e86.jpgStaffin Bay - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Staffin Bay - Isle of Skye</DIV> [/size] On our visit to Staffin Bay on the North East coast of Skye we found one of the islands few sandy beaches, with eyes wide open in search of inspiration I couldn't help but make out a bunch of cats in this pattern made by the flat sands. Make your own mind up here, I may just be aff ma heed !!! http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/bagh-steinigihd https://images.on-this.website/9798_6836319144ad5d268bb996.jpgBagh Steinigihd [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Bagh Steinigihd - Isle of Harris</DIV>[/size] Lots of interest in this wee sandy area on the West coast of Harris, with the strength of the waves here it's no wonder only the strongest of the rocks survive. Heavy Skies over the Outer Hebrides were a sign of things to come for many days. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-west-waters-of-loch https://images.on-this.website/9798_21038300334fae7f027a311.jpgThe West waters of Loch Tay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The West waters of Loch Tay</DIV> [/size] The west waters of Loch Tay see a lot of action in this area. The waters of the rivers Dochart and Lochay enter the loch here, their seasonal flows have a big influence on the lochs levels. Many species of birds rest here on the semi submerged sand bars and the local bovine population also enjoy a munch on it's fertile grassy banks. A nice place to be for all.... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/black-cuillins-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_17803879784cc33a6683fbe.jpgBlack Cuillins - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Black Cuillins - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Loch Scavaig and the Black Cuillins never fail to ooze mood and drama, in last light, small apertures make for long exposures, these create mystic misty patterns in the incoming tide.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/berneray-north-uist https://images.on-this.website/9798_17240672654cc34488cb92c.jpgBerneray - North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Berneray Black houses</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Berneray is a small Island on the tip of North Uist on the outer Hebrides, to a mainlander like myself being up there leaves you feeling like your a million miles from home, I absolutely loved it.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/elgol-pier-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_18809238604ad5d2a496d71.jpgElgol Pier - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Elgol Pier - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Elgol is well known by many photographers as one of the best viewpoints of the black Cuillin mountains, myself and my buddy spent almost 3 days in this area, weather wise we had the lot, that made for a few interesting shots. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-harport-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_19508404084ad5d2c984112.jpgLoch Harport - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Harport - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Our alarm call was 0545 Hrs every morning, weather permitting we'd be out shooting the sun rising at that time, not much from that morning but before dawn the moon lit a path to us over Loch Harport. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/traigh-uuige-isle-of-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_62993594ad5d315d6f98.jpgTraigh Uuige - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Traigh Uuige - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] Another typically beautiful rural Scottish location, another grey start to a winters day on the Isle of Lewis. Scottish mornings are fickle, you have to get up early for sunrise, thats a no brainer, but the weather and light changes so quickly that you never know what you're going to end up capturing. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-monument-in-mono https://images.on-this.website/9798_19584767344fae71e7e0f70.jpgThe Monument in Mono [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glenfinnan Monument on Loch Shiel</DIV> [/size] A 168 second exposure of a famous scene. Glenfinnan Monument situated at the head of Loch Shiel was erected in 1815 to mark the place where Prince Charles Edward Stuart ("Bonnie Prince Charlie") raised his standard, at the beginning of the 1745 Jacobite Rising. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-rowan-of-loch-sunart https://images.on-this.website/9798_16440076754fae738653f0c.jpgThe Rowan of Loch Sunart [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Rowan of Loch Sunart</DIV> [/size] Pay homage to the Rowan trees of wild Scotland.... Their ability to show secluded beauty and their sheer dogged determination to survive in such harsh conditions demands respect. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/glen-lochay https://images.on-this.website/9798_15004578024adc6bfd7c103.jpgGlen Lochay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glen Lochay</DIV>[/size] I've been taught a valuable lesson from some fine photographers of Scotland on the importance of capturing Scotland in all seasons, lets face it, sunny days are great.....but at a premium... Scotland's beauty still shines beneath its grey skies. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sea-litter-north-uist https://images.on-this.website/9798_17003740544ad5d2f4bbecb.jpgSea Litter - North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sea Litter - North Uist</DIV>[/size] Scotland has 6000 miles of coast, it's inevitable that Sea litter is going to be washed a shore, some areas I've visited are spoiled by its presence, Luckily this sandy stretch is spared other than this large unidentified metal object. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/natures-wonders https://images.on-this.website/9798_12039962334d0006068da34.jpgNatures Wonders [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Natures Wonders</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>I just love how mother nature creates her shapes when it comes to things like sand patterns, ice formations and clouds, all completely random at times but non the less lovely to look at.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/bamburgh-on-the-rock https://images.on-this.website/9798_9246773654cd90ff3e63cf.jpgBamburgh on the rock [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Bamburgh on the rock</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/natures-ruins-loch-eigheach https://images.on-this.website/9798_7262189024adc6a040e1b5.jpgNature's Ruins - Loch Eigheach [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Nature's Ruins - Loch Eigheach</DIV>[/size] I got the title 'Nature's ruins' from the subject in this shot, the sandy banks of this wee loch get no rest, for at one end of this loch is a Hydro dam which appears to be constantly modifying the waters level. This drastic rise and fall seems to have flushed the trees root system free of rich soil and nutrients and replaced them with course sands and silts. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo7200416.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_14200079354cc348728ae3b.jpgBerneray - North Uist [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Berneray - North Uist</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> One of my last shots from that day, I had walked continuously alongside one of Berneray's towering sand dunes, at places the height of a London Bus. The light was fading fast, I wasn't tired, I didn't want to return to my tent as yet. As I neared the end of this mile long dune I felt I'd searched it's faces enough, at it's low point I clambered upon it's tops, thick native grasses dominated in an almost jungle like density. I long to go back to Berneray and will return....</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863992.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_14507427674fae7b8c2d62f.jpgLoch Lubnaig Reflections [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Lubnaig Reflections</DIV> [/size] This morning the Loch was glass like and still. Reflected views stretched uninterrupted to the hill of Meall More and the small settlement of Ardchullarie More below. A fine start to the day...... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/elie-lighthouse-fife https://images.on-this.website/9798_5146742194ad714f722f92.jpgElie Lighthouse - Fife [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Elie Lighthouse - Fife</DIV>[/size] Probably the smallest lighthouse I've ever shot around Scotland, Elie lighthouse's beacon shows ships and tankers where to avoid during their sailing up the ever narrowing Firth of Forth. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/capadale-sands-isle-of-harris https://images.on-this.website/9798_4628218454ad5d298a6a2c.jpgCapadale Sands - Isle of Harris [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Capadale Sands - Isle of Harris</DIV>[/size] Although the light wasn't spectacular, this morning was one of our more succesfull attempts at a sunrise, it's all about timing, firstly dragging ourselves out of bed into the cold windy chills of the outer Hebrides and more importantly hoping for a break in the ever changing cloudy skies we experienced all week. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/godrevy-lighthouse https://images.on-this.website/9798_19121122624ad73dac86613.jpgGodrevy Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Godrevy Lighthouse</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>This shot was taken on a gorgeous summers evening on the Cornish Coast.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/light-shadows-bay-of-stoer https://images.on-this.website/9798_6989852464e10daf968f37.jpgLight & Shadows - Bay of Stoer [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Light & Shadows - Bay of Stoer</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo11154536.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_3200290904e14cf39962d1.jpgSundown - Strait of Georgia - Leaving Vancouver [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sundown - Strait of Georgia - Leaving Vancouver</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/housel-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_8373052464ad73dba10145.jpgHousel Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Housel Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863947.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_17800396744fae7736ebb22.jpgLubnaig reflections [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lubnaig reflections</DIV> [/size] A lovely still morning in March on the banks of Loch Lubnaig near Callander. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/barnsess-lighthouse-sunrise https://images.on-this.website/9798_2841860094ad714d480f29.jpgBarnsess lighthouse Sunrise [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Barnsess lighthouse Sunrise</DIV>[/size] Not the best sunrise I've ever shot but none the less a good chance to get out and a new spot to visit. The bay itself is somewhat sheltered denying us the power and drama normally associated with the sea. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/rannoch-moor-highlands https://images.on-this.website/9798_5499187754ad7151d815a5.jpgRannoch Moor - Highlands [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Rannoch Moor - Highlands</DIV>[/size] Rannoch Moor, those who have passed through it's bleak flat existence will be more than aware of the sheer lack of life amongst its permanently water logged peat boggs. There are the odd exceptions, there are also remains of these odd exceptions. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/luskentyre-isle-of-harris https://images.on-this.website/9798_18608988924ad5d2d6bceb6.jpgLuskentyre - Isle of Harris [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Luskentyre - Isle of Harris</DIV>[/size] Luskentyre Beach on the beautiful West Coast of Harris in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Somewhat untouched sands, tropical looking waters and not a tourist development in sight. I needed desperately to revisit the same hill I sat on for over an hour last year, just admiring Scotland's wild Atlantic beauty. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/camas-na-h-airde-isle https://images.on-this.website/9798_346625944ad5d291e6b81.jpgCamas Na h-Airde - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Camas Na h-Airde - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] You pray it stays dry for a large portion of your trip when you spend many days on Islands such as Lewis during the winter months, being a mainlander you forget just how powerful the sea can be with a wind behind it. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/white-out https://images.on-this.website/9798_3962968694cc35be46cb7d.jpgWhite Out [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>White Out</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> On our trip back home from Skye we hit blizzard conditions on the drive from Eilean Donan Castle and Fort William, we hoped for the odd break in the weather to capture what is nowadays a rare sight, even up here, the skies remained thick and un co-operative.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/sound-of-pladda-isle-of https://images.on-this.website/9798_4838626844ad5d2fc7c714.jpgSound Of Pladda - Isle of Arran [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Sound Of Pladda - Isle of Arran</DIV> [/size] One last shot on the way from our cottage in Lagg to catch the 11.05 ferry from Brodick back to Ardrossan. Despite the not so good weather we had a very enjoyable 1st time on Arran, I'd love to have had the light and clarity for a few mountain shots but this time it just wasn't to be. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-tulla https://images.on-this.website/9798_20743000574d000e4a44227.jpgLoch Tulla [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Tulla</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Early December is a good time of the year to be on Loch Tulla's northern shore, the sun sets at opposite end aiding framing, when nice light happens in front of you, you tend to not feel the chilly subzero temperatures around you.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/calanais-stones-isle-of-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_7157265054cc341c569751.jpgCalanais Stones - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Calanais Stones - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Out of season meant no swarms of tourists, out of luck with the weather though.........</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863905.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_14732469454fae7209d9587.jpgThe Monument in Mono [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glenfinnan Monument on Loch Shiel</DIV> [/size] A 168 second exposure of a famous scene. Glenfinnan Monument situated at the head of Loch Shiel was erected in 1815 to mark the place where Prince Charles Edward Stuart ("Bonnie Prince Charlie") raised his standard, at the beginning of the 1745 Jacobite Rising. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/flodrasgairbe-mor-cradhlastadh-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_3845291694ad5d2ac15572.jpgFlodrasgairbe Mor - Cradhlastadh - Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Flodrasgairbe Mor - Cradhlastadh - Lewis</DIV>[/size] Equipment problems saw us revisit this area of Lewis for another go at capturing its beauty, last time I concentrated on a wide angle view of the landscape, this time I tried pulling in the scene with a longer focal length. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14863914.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_4463547224fae727273ebb.jpgThe Monument [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glenfinnan Monument on Loch Shiel</DIV> [/size] The Glenfinnan Monument situated at the head of Loch Shiel was erected in 1815 to mark the place where Prince Charles Edward Stuart ("Bonnie Prince Charlie") raised his standard, at the beginning of the 1745 Jacobite Rising. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3760100.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_16478744834ad5d26e32486.jpgNeist Point Lighthouse [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Neist Point Lighthouse - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] The ever present westerly winds battered the hardened photographers and the cliff edge grasses that offer no shelter. This is Neist point when only on rare occasions you get what you came for, nice light and no wind. You struggle on, bump up the ISO, hold on for dear life and get that one shot to remind yourself of that bone chilling winters evening. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lower-largo-fife https://images.on-this.website/9798_12295017894ad7150f7a4a0.jpgLower Largo - Fife [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lower Largo - Fife</DIV>[/size] No sign of the 20% cloud cover our good friends at Metcheck promised us, to make this shot appealing concentrating on foreground matters was of most importance. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/glen-etive https://images.on-this.website/9798_3787516524adc6e0b31bf7.jpgGlen Etive [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Glen Etive</DIV>[/size] Peel back the Earth us landscape photographers trod across, or leave it to mother nature, shooting in this area, I couldn't help but think I was standing on Scotland's scales, also slippery when wet. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo3760130.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_17019833844ad5d29cd8c71.jpgCradhlastadh - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Cradhlastadh - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] It's funny, when you're away from home for a wee while how you forget little things, any other 5th of November I'd have been over Callander Park oooing and aaahhhing at the local pyrotechnics display, that night on Lewis we were hoping for more natural colours in the sky and less kabooms !! http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/photo14864009.html https://images.on-this.website/9798_15225480474fae7ef94960c.jpgThe West waters of Loch Tay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The West waters of Loch Tay</DIV> [/size] The west waters of Loch Tay see a lot of action in this area. The waters of the rivers Dochart and Lochay enter the loch here, their seasonal flows have a big influence on the lochs levels. Many species of birds rest here on the semi submerged sand bars and the local bovine population also enjoy a munch on it's fertile grassy banks. A nice place to be for all.... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/jurassic-seascape https://images.on-this.website/9798_5900042884cc35fdfc75fb.jpgJurassic Seascape [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Jurassic Seascape</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Okay, so because of Porth Nanven's geographical location it doesn't qualify as being on England's "Jurassic Coast" however, the conditions and light that evening I shot there definitely felt from another period in time.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/milsey-bay-east-lothian https://images.on-this.website/9798_8968725414ad7151361589.jpgMilsey Bay - East Lothian [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Milsey Bay - East Lothian</DIV>[/size] The wet sands on North Berwick's sea front light up in the golden rays of the suns last few minutes. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/hound-point-river-forth https://images.on-this.website/9798_10020283014adc740314d30.jpgHound Point - River Forth [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Hound Point-River Forth</DIV>[/size] Not the stunning sunrise I hoped for but never the less quite peaceful. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/my-hebridean-friend https://images.on-this.website/9798_20775028714cc3620319194.jpgMy Hebridean Friend [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>My Hebridean Friend</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> I'm a great lover of dogs, just wish I had the time to have my own, I can barely look after myself at the moment never mind bring up a pooch. Bhaltos is a tiny wee settlement on the Isle of Lewis, the sleepiest of sleepy villages !!! I think this collie was just pleased to have any sort of visitors and interaction as he/she followed us around everywhere during our short but enjoyable visit, almost in a tour guide fashion, sorry shep , no tips this time.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/lochan-lun-da-bhra https://images.on-this.website/9798_12905847944aeee420263de.jpgLochan Lun Da Bhra [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Lochan Lun Da Bhra</DIV>[/size] A tale of making the most out of the elements. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-venachar-trossachs https://images.on-this.website/9798_6701898304adc7f759bff2.jpgLoch Venachar - Trossachs [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Venachar - Trossachs</DIV>[/size] Loch Venechar on a chilly winters evening, the sun setting just beyond Ben Venue. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-pooltiel-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_10326699214ad5d2d030ff9.jpgLoch Pooltiel - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Pooltiel - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] I'm no regular visitor to Skye, okay so I've visited the Island 5 times in 4 years but given it's 200 miles from home, I don't see my self as a familiar face . My 1st visit to this area was for a 'wee change from the norm' , after all, I can't keep going back to the same spots night after night can I ? We didn't get our final set-up completely right but the area is gorgeous in the right light and definitely worth a revisit in the future. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/last-light-loch-tulla https://images.on-this.website/9798_15812282854d00106b68c10.jpgLast Light - Loch Tulla [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Last Light - Loch Tulla</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Early December is a good time of the year to be on Loch Tulla's northern shore, the sun sets at opposite end aiding framing, its light ducked down behind Meall Tairbh plunging the area into a cold winter darkness.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/constantine-bay https://images.on-this.website/9798_3959483854ad73da39ca7d.jpgConstantine Bay [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Constantine Bay</DIV>[/size] http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/neist-point https://images.on-this.website/9798_16317215104ad5d27cf00dd.jpgNeist Point [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Long Exposure Neist Point - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Long exposures create their own atmospheres, they can confuse the viewers, after all, how can 25 seconds of exposure be captured in one still image. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/calanais-stones https://images.on-this.website/9798_18310211894cc3527d4f0ec.jpgCalanais Stones [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Calanais Stones</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Out of season meant no swarms of tourists, out of luck with the weather though.........</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/pebbles-isle-of-lewis https://images.on-this.website/9798_16321080604ad5d2e72b7f6.jpgPebbles - Isle of Lewis [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Pebbles - Isle of Lewis</DIV>[/size] Mother natures creations at times can be of massive proportions, I think of towering mountains and how they were created. Sometimes her creations are right under your nose, unnoticed, not wanting to cause a fuss. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/river-sligachan-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_813039664ad5d2eb5f4e6.jpgRiver Sligachan - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>River Sligachan - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] You see them all over Rural Scotland, old bridges, since replaced with modern structures with nothing but economic durability in mind, these old boys have since retired and no longer feel the weight of modern day traffic on their backs. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/loch-assynt-sutherland https://images.on-this.website/9798_11240815604ad715005a67e.jpgLoch Assynt - Sutherland [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Loch Assynt - Sutherland</DIV>[/size] Loch Assynt in the far north of Scotland, quite a wild place although temps in the 20's would lead you to think otherwise. April......that was my Scottish summer... http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/silhouette-of-life https://images.on-this.website/9798_714276944cc360ff9d825.jpgSilhouette of Life [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>Silhouette of Life</DIV>[/size] <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> Shadowing the strong direct sun with the trees trunk creates a deep and vivid silhouette.</DIV> http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/the-queraing-isle-of-skye https://images.on-this.website/9798_3812627014ad5d30c69a4e.jpgThe Queraing - Isle of Skye [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>The Queraing - Isle of Skye</DIV>[/size] Everyone who's been to Skye has seen the beauty of the Old Man of Storr, not everyone has visited the Queraing, arguably more photogenic than its big brother. http://www.scottharrower.co.uk/river-gary-perthshire https://images.on-this.website/9798_7869875924ad715215d071.jpgRiver Gary - Perthshire [size=18]<DIV ALIGN=CENTER>River Gary - Perthshire</DIV>[/size] The river Gary sweeps past Killicrankie on towards Pitlochry, this area when not full of photographers and tourists seemed very peaceful and scenic to me.