Scotland: Coastal: West Coast

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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
Brilliant patches if sunlight are painted across the surface of the Minch that separates the mainland and Skye.
Glittering Minch
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
Low hanging cloud and mist greet a sombre dawn over Seilebost beach at Luskentyre bay on the west coast of the Isle of Harris.
Mist Over Seilebost
Squally snow showers batter the dunes at Traigh Rosamol on Harris.
Snow Sprinkled Dunes
Snow dusted Taransay island shortly before sunrise with pinkening clouds reflected in the sea at Traigh Rosamol.
Snow Dusting Taransay
Sudden and explosive squally snow showers whip past as they traverse massive Luskentyre Bay.
Passing Shower Seilebost
A cold frosty Spring morning at Traigh Rosamol with snow on the beach and dune grasses beneath a gorgeous sky.
Overnight Snowfall Rosamol
Derelict Manish Post office complete with rusty red roof is picked out by a ray of sunlight at Manish on the east coast of Harris.
Derelict Manish Post Office
Crashing waves and streamers of surf pull back over tan coloured sand at Bagh Steinigidh on the Harris coast.
Westerly Gales Bagh Steinigidh
Small pillows and pancakes of frozen sand escaped the high seas during the winter gales echoing the mountain backdrop of the Harris peaks.
Seilebost Dune Sculptures
Ripples in the sand dunes at Seilebost create intriguing patterns.
Seilebost Dune Ripples 2
A jade green coloured pool of water is trapped at low tide on Scarasta's massive sandy beach.
Jade Pool Scarasta
Silky soft caramel coloured sand re-sculpted by a surging turquoise sea every few seconds changing the scene captured completely.
Swept Clean Dail Baig
Seilebost at low tide criss-crossed by gorgeous turquoise channels beneath a suitably moody sky.
Turquoise Channels Seilebost
A jade green coloured pool of water is trapped at low tide on Scarasta's massive sandy beach.
Jaded Scarasta 1
Windblown sands sculpted into ripples on the shell sand dune beach at Scarasta.
Wind Sheared Dune Scarasta
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.
Transient Light Luskentyre
A crashing sea sweeps up a deserted beach at Traigh Lar shortly after sunset on Harris.
Sunset Reflection Traigh Lar
A crashing sea sweeps up a deserted beach at Traigh Lar shortly after sunset on Harris.
Sunset Light Traigh Lar
Overlapping curved raised sand edges are left behind after successive tidal excursions on the pristine sand at Bagh Steinigidh on a slowly retreating tide.
Sand Web Bagh Steinigidh
A crashing sea sweeps up a deserted beach at Traigh Lar shortly after sunset on Harris.
Rough Seas Traigh Lar
Sand Channels of different hue and changing depth meander their way through the vast empty sand flats of Luskentyre bay on Harris.
Seilebost Channels
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.
Passing Squall Luskentyre
Westerly gales cause waves to crash into the rocks in direct contrast to the gently meandering peat stream that sedately drains into the sea at Bagh Steinigidh.
Sand Cutting Bagh Steinigidh
The intricate patterns of the remarkable Scarista salt marsh at the extreme end of the estuary create meandering channels with Ceapabhal beyond.
Meandering Passage Scarista
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.
Harris Peaks and Dunes
Softly glowing light strikes the clouds and glows over Dail Baig on the west coast of Lewis shortly after sunset.
Dusk Dail Baig 1
A splinter of light breaks through on the horizon shortly before sunset as viewed from a grass bank above the cove at Dail Baig.
Spark of Light Dail Baig
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 Neist Point
Crashing waves and streamers of surf pull back over tan coloured sand at Bagh Steinigidh on the Harris coast.
Tidal Rush Bagh Steinigidh
Overlapping curved raised sand edges are left behind after successive tidal excursions on the pristine sand at Bagh Steinigidh on a slowly retreating tide.
Sand Contours Bagh Steinigidh
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
Lighthouse Neist Point 2
Lemon yellow autumnal sunlight filters through layered cloud to reflect off sea and islands at Seilebost beach and its rippled shoreline on Harris.
Ripple Tide Seilebost
Pre-dawn light softly illuminates the outflow of a meandering peat stream at Traigh Rosamol on Harris.
Pre Dawn glow Rosamol
Lemon yellow autumnal sunlight filters through layered cloud to reflect off sea and islands at Seilebost beach and its rippled shoreline on Harris.
Placid Seas Seilebost
Pre-dawn light softly illuminates the outflow of a meandering peat stream at Traigh Rosamol on Harris.
Pink Skies Rosamol
Crashing waves and streamers of surf pull back over tan coloured sand at Bagh Steinigidh on the Harris coast.
Obliterated Bagh Steinigidh
Sheep grazing on the huge expanse of dune grass sharply lit by late afternoon sunlight at Seilebost beach on Harris.
Idyllic Grazing Seilebost
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