
This was very unusual from a weather point of view the sun was almost completely unimpeded by clouds – none of the traditional standing around with the shot set up waiting for the elusive light. The sun shone all day but it was blowing around 25 Kt. and damn cold but when you are rewarded with this quality of view quiet frankly I didn’t care. Normally I am happy with one shot from a trip like this but I am hopeful I may have 4 or 5 – keep watching
This sounds a little strange but there is a gentle ruggedness about this that a I really like. Maybe it’s down to the slightly soft lighting? Whatever – it’s lovely!
Beautiful shot! Those snow-capped peaks definitely suggest some cold, but I know only too well how a wind can bite. Hope you were bundled up all proper!
well to be honest my hat was on every time I left the car and the wind blowing my tripod was doing my nut in ha ha
Oh, how we sacrifice for that great shot….. 🙂
This magic or maybe a glimpse of heaven. Beautiful work!
a wee glimpse of heaven methinks
For sure!
Great scene.
I have to tell you when I opened the Reader, for some reason I knew it was your shot but then I was confused since there was blue sky. Perhaps he has a guest posting on his site? Thanks for clearing up the confusion.
well if you are noticing my style Lyle – that is good news – but I could’nt resist a little banter in my next post Sir 🙂
‘On a clear day you can see forever’ so the saying goes. I think you had one of those days and a great image. Looking forward to seeing the others.
Thanks so much – I didn’t expect to generate a Streisand quote ha ha (one of my favourite singers actually) cheers Lee
Wonderful shot. Blue skies, crisp air and snow capped peaks resonates well with me.
a wonderful comment LD many thanks
Great area, great light, will keep tuned Scott. MM 😃
excellent MM it is a fabulous area which I want to get further off the beaten track to see if I can get some fresh views.
🍻 I’ll drink to that. 🍀
It looks like a magical kingdom (and I think I can imagine the cold). Beautiful shot.
one word Baltic – a good Scottish phrase
Magnificent photo, Scott. I’m hoping to have weather as good as this when I visit Scotland this year.
Simon I hope you do but as I have stated in my next post – this was the first occasion that I witnessed weather this good. I think it has something to offer in most weathers – when are you up?
Visiting Duncansby Stacks and Bow Fiddle Rock in June and Assynt in October. Would be good to meet up.
Bow Fiddle is right on my doorstep – only done the stacks once – let me know closer to the time and we shall see if that is possible Simon
Yep that’s another winner Scott
Your a gentleman Sir thanks Mark
They say there is no such thing in luck……but blessed with a day like that I reckon anyone would say they were lucky even if they didn’t have a camera to capture the scenes. Love the highlights running down the hillside into the Loch. Hope you have warmed up!
As I have said to a few other I had never been out here in such good conditions – but I want to get off the beaten track to get some fresh views – so I will be watching the weather forecast with interest.
Wow Scott, this is incredible. Love the blue sky. I cannot tell that it is cold, all I can see is peace and quiet.
you will be able to feel the cold in the next shot Gracie – thanks for the positive feedback cheers
I wouldn’t care either! Stunning view!
cheers Inge
Stunning scene Scott.
It was a simply a cracking day Phil
Cold but beautiful!!!
yes Baltic as we say – in fact the wind is coming from Scandinavia currently something a little more southerly would be preferred 🙂
🙂