Dusk Calling - Kilmory, Ardnamurchan

A freshly painted Kilmory phone box set against a backdrop of the Small Isles of Muck, Eigg and Rùm at dusk on a late summer evening as gold gives way to blue.

Patience - Inverockle, Ockle, Ardnamurchan

“Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet” – Aristotle. Much time was spent watching waves flow in and out of this rocky channel which leads out towards the Small Isles of Eigg and Rùm before the clouds parted to allow the sun to bathe the scene with the last of the evening light.

Red Horizon - Camas nan Geall, Ardslignish, Ardnamurchan

The last remnants of sunset red linger on the horizon beyond Maclean’s Nose as dusk falls on the coastline to the west of Camas nan Geall

Distant Red - Camas nan Geall, Ardslignish, Ardnamurchan

A view over Camas nan Geall at dusk with the distant red on the horizon gradually giving away to the blue and purple hues of the blue hour

A Minute at the Point - Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, Ardnamurchan Point, Ardnamurchan

A one-minute long exposure smooths out choppy seas and fast moving cloud on a windy day out at Ardnamurchan Point

Enlightened - Isle of Eigg viewed from Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

The clouds beyond Sgeir an Eidigh parted during this July sunset at Ardtoe to allow crepuscular rays to shine down on the Isle of Eigg and silhouette it against a golden backdrop

Water & Fire I - Isle of Eigg viewed from Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

Waves lap on the rocks at the tip of Rubha Luinngeanach as the sun breaks thought the like to fire up the sky above the Isle of Eigg during this July sunset at Ardtoe

Towards the Isles - Kilmory Beach, Kilmory, Ardnamurchan

High tide at sundown out on the rocks around Kilmory Beach and the water in this channel leading out towards the Small Isles captures some of the colour that is in the sky.

Beyond the Rocks - Kilmory Beach, Kilmory, Ardnamurchan

The Isle of Muck sits out on the horizon beyond the rocks at the entrance to Kilmory Beach and is bathed in crepuscular rays as the sun breaks through the cloud above it.

Pinks Carpet - Gobshealach, Kentra Bay, Ardnamurchan

The first light of a mid-summer day lights the carpet of Sea Pinks that cover the grassy mounds of the saltmarsh at the edge of Kentra Bay.

Pinks Beneath Pink I - Gobshealach, Kentra Bay, Ardnamurchan

A mid-summer pre-dawn at Kentra Bay where, under a pink sky, a beautiful carpet of Sea Pinks covers the grassy mounds in the saltmarsh.

Pinks Beneath Pink II - Gobshealach, Kentra Bay, Ardnamurchan

A mid-summer pre-dawn at Kentra Bay where, under a pink sky, a beautiful carpet of Sea Pinks covers the grassy mounds in the saltmarsh.

Impending II - Sailean Dubh, Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

On a blustery March evening, a weather front approaches Ardtoe from the west, bringing the dark clouds of an impending storm with it.

Impending I - Sailean Dubh, Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

On a blustery March evening, a weather front approaches Ardtoe from the west, bringing the dark clouds of an impending storm with it.

The Lull - Sailean Dubh, Ardtoe, Ardnamurchan

The lull, or calm before the storm on a blustery March evening at Ardtoe, while one weather front departs and another one approaches from the western horizon.

Respite III - Ben Resipole viewed across Loch Sunart from Torr Molach, Ardnamurchan

Calmness and a clearing sky appear during a brief respite from squally hail and snow showers that swept up Loch Sunart on this particular winter’s day

Respite II - Ben Resipole viewed across Loch Sunart from Torr Molach, Ardnamurchan

Calmness and a clearing sky appear during a brief respite from squally hail and snow showers that swept up Loch Sunart on this particular winter’s day

Respite I - Ben Resipole viewed across Loch Sunart from Torr Molach, Ardnamurchan

Calmness and a clearing sky appear during a brief respite from squally hail and snow showers that swept up Loch Sunart on this particular winter’s day

Surprise Sunrise II - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

During an early morning walk out at Kentra Bay, enough cloud formed on the eastern horizon to reflect the light and fill the sky with fabulous colours

Surprise Sunrise I - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

During an early morning walk out at Kentra Bay, enough cloud formed on the eastern horizon to reflect the light and fill the sky with fabulous colours

Morning at the Marsh - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

The sun begins to rise in the east beyond the burn that curves its way through the salt march and into Kentra Bay

Morning Drive - Road from Ardtoe to Kentra, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

Driving along the road from Ardtoe to Kentra at sunrise can reward any driver with colourful views of the sky beyond Ben Resipole

Sunrise Above the Marsh I - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

Sunrise on the hill above Gobshealach, looking over the salt marsh that runs around the edge of Kentra Bay, with the colours of sunrise reflected in the mudflats that have been exposed by the low tide

Sunrise Above the Marsh II - Kentra Bay, Gobshealach, Ardnamurchan

Sunrise on the hill above Gobshealach, looking over the salt marsh that runs around the edge of Kentra Bay, with the colours of sunrise reflected in the mudflats that have been exposed by the low tide