Many Moons - Rubh' a' Mhurain, Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

Many moon jellyfish cover the sand of the beach at Rubh' a' Mhurain as the tide retreats and while the late evening sun hangs above Sgeir an Eididh and the Isle of Eigg.

Hugh’s Boat - Rubh’ a’ Mhurain, Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

On this Summer evening, sea haar rolled in from the north-east to hide the Small Isles from view and then parted for a few minutes to reveal Hugh’s fishing boat and to also let some light shine on the sea.

Illuminated Isle - Isle of Eigg viewed from Doire Daraich, Ardnamurchan

As a summer day on Ardnamurchan comes to an end, the sun breaks through the clouds to illuminate the sea around the Isle of Eigg. The peaks of the Rùm Cuillin are to its left and the peaks of the Skye Cuillin are to its right.

Low Tide Approaches - Kilmory Beach, Kilmory, Ardnamurchan

The falling tide at Kilmory Beach, gradually retreats to reveal a line of seaweed and rock that draws the eye out of the bay and out to the Small Isles of Eigg and Rùm.

On the Edge II - Fascadale Bay, Fascadale, Ardnamurchan

A northerly wind brings a swell to the sea between the north coast of Ardnamurchan and the Small Isles and drives waves into the rocky inlets around the edge of Fascadale Bay.

On the Edge I - Fascadale Bay, Fascadale, Ardnamurchan

A northerly wind brings a swell to the sea between the north coast of Ardnamurchan and the Small Isles and drives waves into the rocky inlets around the edge of Fascadale Bay.

Out of the Bay - Kentra Bay, Arivegaig, Ardnamurchan

A view out of the entrance of Kentra Bay to the Small Isle of Rùm with its peaks sitting under a sky filled with golden and pink hues from a setting sun.

Beyond the Bay - Kentra Bay, Arivegaig, Ardnamurchan

A distant view of Kentra Bay from the hills above Arivegaig, with the peaks of the Small Isle of Rùm beyond the bay’s entrance sitting under a sky filled with golden and pink hues from a setting sun.

Icy Past II - Sailean nan Cuileag, Salen, Ardnamurchan

The last of the ice from the prolonged cold spell of early 2021 clings on to the fringes of Sailean nan Cuileag as it loses the battle against a rising tide during sunset on a calm winter evening.

Icy Past I - Sailean nan Cuileag, Salen, Ardnamurchan

The last of the ice from the prolonged cold spell of early 2021 clings on to the fringes of Sailean nan Cuileag as it loses the battle against a rising tide during sunset on a calm winter evening.

Inkling of Change - Bay of Flies, Salen, Ardnamurchan

Wispy cirrus clouds, which often precede a warm weather front, drifting high above the Bay of Flies giving an indication that the cold spell that brought ice and a thick blanket of snow to Loch Sunart was coming to an end.

Icy Blue - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

Sundown at the end of prolonged cold snap and as the sun sets behind the hills on the other side of Kentra Bay, this frozen icy blue stream reflects the colours of the waning sunset just beautifully.

Light, Mist and Darkness - Loch Shiel, Acharacle, Ardnamurchan

Looking over Acharacle towards Loch Shiel on a winter morning as the sun gradually makes its way above the horizon to the south-east of Ben Resipole, bringing the first light of the day to the village as it emerges from the mist.

Cold Last Moon II - Kentra Bay, Arivegaig, Ardnamurchan

On the morning of 30 December 2020, a Cold Full Moon and the last full moon of the year and of the decade travels over the Small Isles of Eigg and Rum, out beyond the entrance of Kentra Bay, about an hour or so before it would set in the north-west.

Cold Last Moon I - Kentra Bay, Arivegaig, Ardnamurchan

On the morning of 30 December 2020, a Cold Full Moon and the last full moon of the year and of the decade travels over the Small Isles of Eigg and Rum, out beyond the entrance of Kentra Bay, about an hour or so before it would set in the north-west.

Astronomical Beginnings II - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

At the end of the first week of astronomical winter, the cold weather begins and this and many of the other pools that are scattered around the salt marsh on the edge of Kentra Bay find themselves covered with the first ice of the season.

Astronomical Beginnings I - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

At the end of the first week of astronomical winter, the cold weather begins and this and many of the other pools that are scattered around the salt marsh on the edge of Kentra Bay find themselves covered with the first ice of the season.

Descending Calm - Loch Shiel, Acharacle, Ardnamurchan

I couldn’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of calm as I stood on the jetty at Acharacle and watched the colours of this winter sunset intensify while darkness descended, and the mist rolled in.

Frosted and Still II - Loch Shiel, Acharacle, Ardnamurchan

Dusk on a December afternoon and a frost covered jetty leads out to a still and mirror-like Loch Shiel upon which mist is starting to form.

Frosted and Still I - Loch Shiel, Acharacle, Ardnamurchan

Dusk on a December afternoon and a frost covered jetty leads out to a still and mirror-like Loch Shiel upon which mist is starting to form.

Sundown Frost II - Loch Shiel, Acharacle, Ardnamurchan

Sundown on a cold December afternoon with frost persisting on the shaded banks of Loch Shiel while Ben Resipole is warmly lit by the light of a sun setting far round in the south-west.

Sundown Frost I - Loch Shiel, Acharacle, Ardnamurchan

Sundown on a cold December afternoon with frost persisting on the shaded banks of Loch Shiel while Ben Resipole is warmly lit by the light of a sun setting far round in the south-west.