Scotland: Coastal: West Coast

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Meandering channels and a satsuma fireball sunset created my hoped for ribbons of lava orange criss-crossing vast Luskentyre Bay.
Blood Orange Luskentyre
A picture of lines created by the waves you see beyond depositing a micro ridge of coarse sand on the otherwise blemish free swathe swept clean by those waves t
Wave Bars and Lap Lines
A rainbow of intense colours emerge igniting the sand dunes and estuary flats when late afternoon sunlight escapes the clouds at Luskentrye Bay on Harris.
Storm Light Luskentyre
Golden sunlight briefly strikes an offshore island at Duntulm Bay on Skye.
Duntulm Nugget
pink, pre-sunrise light behind the Harris peaks typical of Earth shadow lighting at this time of year on a clear morning at Traigh Rosamol.
Traigh Rosamol Gloaming
Kidney bean micro islands of saltmarsh grass beneath shapely Ceapabhal at Northton near Scarasta on Harris.
Kidney Beans Northton
A jade green coloured pool of water is trapped at low tide on Scarasta's massive sandy beach.
Jade Pool Scarasta 3
Meandering channels and a satsuma fireball sunset created my hoped for ribbons of lava orange criss-crossing vast Luskentyre Bay.
Satsuma Channels Luskentyre
A blanket of sea haar half concealed the view of Seilebost beach leaving a delicately coloured sky and the hill tops exposed.
Rose and Teal Seilebost
Perfect breaking translucent turquoise waves crashing down on white coral sand at Huisnis bay on Harris.
Point Break Huisnis
Meandering channels and a satsuma fireball sunset created my hoped for ribbons of lava orange criss-crossing vast Luskentyre Bay.
Killer Tomato
Perfect breaking translucent turquoise waves crashing down on white coral sand at Huisnis bay on Harris.
Idyllic Huisnis
A blanket of sea haar half concealed the view of Seilebost beach leaving a delicately coloured sky and the hill tops exposed.
Ghostly Seilebost
Meandering channels and a satsuma fireball sunset created my hoped for ribbons of lava orange criss-crossing vast Luskentyre Bay.
Fireball Sundowner Luskentyre
The transition from dusk to dawn brings with it the smooth transition of blue to pink, seconds before the imminent sunrise that eventually strikes Taransay.
Ultra Violet Rosamol
Billowing clouds boiling off the distant overlapping Harris peaks with its multitude of recessionary layers.
Winter Cloudscape Achmore
The night sky and crashing sea rolling across the orange sand beach at Traigh Mhor during twilight.
Twilight Traigh Mhor
A collection of bleached sea shells carpet Scarasta beach in a jamboree of assorted sizes, shapes and colours.
Shell Jamboree
Glancing end of day sunlight paints the sandy beach at Seilebost gold and similarly the grass on the dunes.
Glancing Light Seilebost
Surging water on an incoming tide at Dail Baig washing over caramel sand and embedded gneiss proved irresistable to photograph.
Sculpted Tide Margin
A sea haar rolls into Luskentyre bay consuming the isle of Taransay occasionally putting its head above the foggy parapet.
Sea Haar Taransay
Captivatingly simple composition of sunrise colour striking Taransay island in a clear blue sky, duly reflected in wet sand at Traigh Rosamol
Seductive
A sea haar crawled its way across Seilebost beach consuming a small group of photographers on the sandy shore far below.
Sea Haar Seilebost
Fascinating ringed markings formed during the previous evenings heavy winds had formed on the flanks of the sand dunes at Scarasta beach.
Scarista Dune Patterns
Ripples in the sand dunes at Seilebost create intriguing patterns.
Seilebost Dune Ripples 1
Fascinating ringed markings formed during the previous evenings heavy winds had formed on the flanks of the sand dunes at Scarasta beach.
Sand Dune Sastrugi
A delicate palette of opposing hues and a wonderful scalloped edge that echo the shape of the peaks beyond materialised after an insipid sunrise at Traigh Rosam
Serene Traigh Rosamol
A boiling cauldron of turquoise water and exploding surf smash into the rocky shards and stacks far below the cliffs at Mangerstadh stacks.
Maelstrom at Mangerstadh Stacks
Glistening black bedrock in coffee coloured tide swept sand looks fabulous in the reflected sunset light at Traigh Mhor beach.
Gneiss Glisten Traigh Mhor
Post sunset glow reflects off tar black wet shiny rocks embedded in coffee coloured sand at Traigh Mhor.
Tide Margin Traigh Mhor
Sand patterns, shadows, strong natural light all sum up a picture that is probably best portrayed in black and white.
Scarista Dune Sastrugi
A velvet smooth swathe of unblemished sand just punctuated by a few sprigs of dune grass, for a short time a blue grey cloud positioned itself above.
Dune Sculpture Scarasta
First light strikes Taransay at sunrise above the immaculately clean beach at Traigh Rosamol, the only blemish in its surface the drainage dendrites.
Dendrites Traigh Rosamol
Soft aqueous texture to the water and equally soft and harmonious colours to show off the silhouetted hill of Ceapabhal on Harris.
Aqueous Ceapabhal
Pre-dawn light softly illuminates the outflow of a meandering peat stream at Traigh Rosamol on Harris.
Rosamol Violet
Surging water on an incoming tide at Dail Baig washing over caramel sand and embedded gneiss proved irresistable to photograph.
Surging Tide Dail Baig
A superbly colourful gneiss boulder projecting from the bronze coloured sand at Bagh Steinigidh on Harris.
Very Gneiss Colour
Sand Channels of different hue and changing depth meander their way through the vast empty sand flats of Luskentyre bay on Harris.
Luskentyre Channels Pano
Caramel sand, brilliant sunlight, turquoise water and an inky blue cloud heavy sky conjured up the magic of Dail Baig in breathtaking conditions.
Caramel Sand Cutting Dail Baig
Caramel coloured sand, frothing breakers and an arc of water and smooth cappuchino coloured sand, Traigh Mhor remains my favourite beach.
Cappuchino Traigh Mhor
A delicate palette of opposing hues and a wonderful scalloped edge that echo the shape of the peaks beyond materialised after an insipid sunrise at Traigh Rosam
Scalloped Edge Traigh Rosamol
Snow dusted Taransay island shortly before sunrise with pinkening clouds reflected in the sea at Traigh Rosamol.
Sunrise Storm Clouds Taransay
The towering cliffs of Neist point on the extreme west point of Skye are here juxtaposed with the impressively sited lighthouse on a flat ledge at the end of th
Guiding Light 1
Snow dusted Taransay island shortly before sunrise with pinkening clouds reflected in the sea at Traigh Rosamol.
Sunrise Showers Taransay
Squally snow showers batter the dunes at Traigh Rosamol on Harris.
Snow Sprinkled Dunes
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