Moored Under Moonlight - Island of Oronsay viewed from Camas Fearna, Ardnamurchan

A yacht sits moored under the light from a September Corn Moon at the mouth of Sailean Mor, an anchorage on the north side of Oronsay, while moonlight reflects from the surface of Loch Sunart

Morvern Harvest Moon I - Beinn na h-Uamha viewed from Ardslignish, Ardnamurchan

September’s Harvest Moon rises over the hills of Morvern and lights up the north facing slopes of Beinn na h-Uamha, a hill located at the head of Loch Teacuis.

Morvern Harvest Moon II - Beinn na h-Uamha viewed from Ardslignish, Ardnamurchan

September’s Harvest Moon rises over the hills of Morvern and lights up the north facing slopes of Beinn na h-Uamha, a hill located at the head of Loch Teacuis.

Gold in Them Thar Hills I - Achagavel, Gleann Dubh, Morvern

Gleann Dubh, the Black Glen, viewed from the slopes of Taobh Dubh and filled with gold light from the setting sun.

Gold in Them Thar Hills II - Achagavel, Gleann Dubh, Morvern

Gleann Dubh, the Black Glen, viewed from the Taobh Dubh and filled with gold light from the setting sun.

Distant Light III - Achagavel, Gleann Dubh, Morvern

Gleann Dubh, the Black Glen, viewed from Taobh Dubh with the sun setting behind the hills beyond it.

Distant Light IV - Achagavel, Gleann Dubh, Morvern

Gleann Dubh, the Black Glen, viewed from Taobh Dubh with the sun setting behind the hills beyond it.

Primeval Waters - Tennyson's Waterfall, Ardtornish Estate, Morvern

Tennyson’s Waterfall on Ardtornish Estate, looking rather primeval with old, gnarled and twisted trunks and roots that lie across the burn. A beautiful spot, where you could just imagine Alfred, Lord Tennyson sitting deep in creative thought.

Pink Girdle - Bridge over the Rannoch River, Ardtornish Estate, Morvern

The pink band of the Belt of Venus (Venus's Girdle) emerges from the orange light of the setting sun as it drops to around 5° below the horizon.

River and Loch - River Aline, Ardtornish Estate, Morvern

As sunset approaches, colour starts to appear in the sky and begins to paint the surface of the water where the River Aline meets Loch Aline.

Winter Peaks at Dusk III - Fuar Bheinn (Morvern) from Druim Glas, Ardgour

As the light fades at dusk, the main peak of Fuar Bheinn stands bright in its white coat of late winter snow.

Winter Peaks at Dusk IV - Creach Bheinn (Morvern) from Druim Glas, Ardgour

As the light fades at dusk, the two of the three peaks of Creach Beinn (Maol Odhar East and Maol Odhar) stand bright in their white coat of late winter snow.

Deer in the Landscape - Achagavel, Gleann Dubh, Morvern

A deer wanders down the track to Achagavel and is lost in the snowy landscape of Gleann Dubh. Can you spot it?

A Scar of Time I - Beinn nam Beathrach, Achagavel, Morvern

A stream runs down from the peak of Beinn nam Beathrach to the farm at Achagavel, which has gouged out a deep gorge over the course of thousands of years. The low sun on the snow-covered hillside really makes the gorge stand out.

Passing Over - Loch Doire nam Mart, Rahoy, Morvern

Cloud trails passing above a tranquil Loch Doire nam Mart just before sunset on a cold day in January and ice begins to form on the Loch’s surface

Snow Dust - Beinn a’Chaisil, Loch Tearnait, Ardtornish Estate, Morvern

A dusting of late winter snow covers Beinn a’Chaisil, a 1,433ft high hill that overlooks Loch Tearnait, a loch on the Ardtornish Estate about two miles inland from the head of Loch Aline.

Hill Fire - Fuar Bheinn as viewed at a distance from Resipole, Ardnamurchan

Swirling morning mist, combined with the intense red light of sunrise makes the peaks of Fuar Bheinn seem as if they are on fire