Buy print The beautiful beach at Traigh Mhor with striking clouds over Ceapabhal in the distance.
Buy Print A crisp spring morning on the moorland in the Lochs area of Lewis. The sun was shining and mist was rising from the lochs and glens creating a fantastic scene. Laxay bothy is a fishermans bothy which lies on an island accessed by the little wooden footbridge seen here.
Buy Print The standing stones of Callanish are thought to have been erected 2000-3000 years ago. The largest of which stands at around 5 metres in height. All are of local Lewisian Gneiss rock, the oldest rock on earth.
Buy Print This long exposure captures the white horses of the Atlantic waves as they continually pound into Dail Mhor beach on Lewis’ west coast.
Buy Prints As the tide retreated from Seilebost beach it left beautiful ripples in the sand which caught the last of the evening light.
Buy Print This dramatic sky captured from Seilebost beach on the West coast of Harris was one of the most spectacular I have seen. The setting Sun behind Taransay gives the impression that the island is in mid volcanic eruption thanks to its position and the cloud formations above seemingly plumes of volcanic...
Buy Print As I left the beach at Seilebost I wanted to capture the curve of the bay which leads you to the stunning skies above.
