Bow Fiddle Waves

High tide at Bow Fiddle Rock, Portknockie, Scotland

Noss Head After the Storm

Dissipating clouds at Noss Head, Scotland

Duncansby Pinks

Minutes before sunrise at Duncansby Stacks near John O Groats, Scotland.

Storms over Strathy

Texture in the rocky cliffs at Strathy Point on the NC500, north coast of Scotland.

Strathy Headland Pano

A panorama of 8 shots taken at Strathy Point in between storms. A welcome pause on the North Coast of the NC500.

Duntulm Castle, Skye

Afternoon light over Duntelm Castle, Isle of Skye. This ruin overlooks the Outer Hebrides from its majestic viewpoint.

Trouble over Torridon

Storms whip up the water at Upper Lock Torridon.

Stac a Phris in Lewis.

Stac a Phris in Lewis.

Traigh Bheag, Isle of Harris

Morning on Small Beach (Traigh Bheag, Isle of Harris).

Traigh Bheag 2, Isle of Harris

Waves breaking on Traigh Bheag, Isle of Harris.

Luskentyre Blues

A long exposure capture of Luskentyre Beach, Harris, Scotland. View looking towards the hills of North Harris.

Mary's Shell

A long exposure of Mary's Shell, Cleveleys, Lancashire.

Dovercourt Silver

Dovercourt Lighthouse, Essex during a rare break in the rain

Dovercourt Blues

Evening draws in at Dovercourt in Essex; a fast approaching rainstorm forces all to take cover moments after this shot was taken.

West Pier Blues.

Blue hour at Brighton's West Pier.

West Pier Blues 2

Blue hour at Brighton's West Pier.

Birling

The Seven Sisters from Birling Gap, Sussex as the winter sun struggles warm the scene.

Clutching at Life.

The peninsula from Bako National Park near Kuching.

Memories of Manarola

This shot represents my very first independent attempt at landscape photography. I'd watched for 3 days and did not see a photographer cart their kit across the rocks to the water's edge while I was there so I was determined to do so...anyway... two soakings later we have: Manarola, Cinque Terre, Italy. The first time I realised that I REALLY liked this lark!

After the Storm 1

Far from the shore the remnants of the storm were passing. The waves gradually losing their power as they made their way to the shore.