Dominance - South Channel of Loch Moidart, Cuil Doirlinn, Moidart

The setting sun seemingly fighting for dominance over incoming clouds and snow squalls on the western horizon beyond the South Channel of Loch Moidart.

Last Rays - Castle Tioram, Cuil Doirlinn, Moidart

Standing at the north side of Castle Tioram as the last rays of sunlight continue to emerge from behind the clouds on the western horizon, way beyond the South Channel of Loch Moidart.

Tide’s Out - Cuil Doirlinn, Moidart

Low tide at the end of a winter’s day and light from a setting sun breaks through the clouds to colour the exposed mudflats by the shore where the River Shiel and Loch Moidart meet.

Back of the Ben II - Ben Resipole from Mingarry, Moidart

The north western flank of Ben Resipole, bathed in the last of the day's light on an autumn evening

Back of the Ben I - Ben Resipole from Mingarry, Moidart

The north western flank of Ben Resipole, bathed in the last of the day's light on an autumn evening

Frost on the Moss - Ben Resipole, Loch Shiel, Mingarry, Moidart

A cold winter’s morning looking across the frost covered moss land and Loch Shiel towards the cloud tipped peak of Ben Resipole.

Distant Peaks - Loch Shiel, Mingarry, Moidart

Mist clears from the surface of Loch Shiel to reveal the distant peaks of (left to right) Cam na Nathrach, Sgurr Dhomhnuill, Sgurr na h-Ighinn and Sgurr a’Chaorainn in Ardgour.

Autumn Crossing I - Old Shiel Bridge, River Shiel, Blain, Moidart

The full glory of Autumn’s colours surrounds the Old Bridge over the River Shiel at the Captain’s Pool. The bridge dates back to 1804 and was constructed as part of Thomas Telford’s road from Corran Ferry to Kinlochmoidart.

Autumn Crossing II - Old Shiel Bridge, River Shiel, Blain, Moidart

The full glory of Autumn’s colours surrounds the Old Bridge over the River Shiel at the Captain’s Pool. The bridge dates back to 1804 and was constructed as part of Thomas Telford’s road from Corran Ferry to Kinlochmoidart.

Autumnal Channel - Loch Moidart, Ardmolich, Moidart

Afternoon light falls on the hills around Loch Moidart to bring out the autumn colours of the trees as an ebbing tide takes the sea out of the Loch and through the North Channel with the Isle of Eigg beyond

Meandering from Moidart - Loch Moidart, Ardmolich, Moidart

As the tide falls, sand banks are revealed and the sea meanders out of the North Channel of Loch Moidart

Ardmolich Autumn - Loch Moidart, Ardmolich, Moidart

Afternoon light falls on the hills around Loch Moidart to bring out the autumn colours of the trees on the surrounding hillsides

On the Horizon - Eigg and Rùm from Samalaman Bay, Glenuig, Moidart

Eigg and Rùm on the horizon, viewed from Samalaman Bay at the end of a late summer sunset when the sky to the north west of them was coloured pink by the setting sun.

Tranquillity - Samalaman Bay, Glenuig, Moidart

A tranquil late summer’s evening evening at Samalaman Bay, looking out to the Isle of Eigg and the peaks of the Isle of Rùm beyond.

Safe Harbour - Samalaman Bay, Glenuig, Moidart

After a calm day, a weather front approaches from the west and the sky above a fishing boat moored safely in Samalaman Bay fills with cloud.

On the Rocks II - Samalaman Bay, Glenuig, Moidart

Even when there is a high spring tide, this old sailboat remains high up on the rocks in Samalaman Bay as the sun sets behind the Small Isles of Eigg and Rum.

On the Rocks I - Samalaman Bay, Glenuig, Moidart

Even when there is a high spring tide, this old sailboat remains high up on the rocks in Samalaman Bay as the sun sets behind the Small Isles of Eigg and Rum.

Sliver of Red - Eilean Shona from Cùl Doirlinn, Moidart

Half an hour after sunset and the break in the clouds on the horizon allows a sliver of red light to colour the entrance to the South Channel of Loch Moidart and the sky to the west of Eilean Shona.

To Shona - Eilean Shona from Cùl Doirlinn, Moidart

Dusk at the slipway to Eilean Shona on a late summer's evening, with sky and water coloured by the sun as it sets behind the island.

Evening Respite - Samalaman Bay, Glenuig, Moidart

After a day of heavy rain and mist, one weather front passed as another one approached, giving about two hours of respite from the rain and allowing some light to fall on Samalaman Beach as the high tide receded.

Tinted Tioram II - Castle Tioram, Doirlinn, Moidart

The waters of Loch Moidart at low tide and the high clouds at the end of the day are tinted with pink as the colours of sunset begin to fill the sky.

Tinted Tioram I - Castle Tioram, Doirlinn, Moidart

The waters of Loch Moidart at low tide and the high clouds at the end of the day are tinted with pink as the colours of sunset begin to fill the sky.