Skye Portfolio
Well, I know this must seem like I’m pumping out the photos at the moment, but it’s not often like that for me.
Skye Portfolio
So to get to the chase, here is a new portfolio from Skye.
There are often spells of what seem like ‘inactivity’ to others, but for me, it’s actually the opposite – if you’re seeing me on the blog a lot, it’s because I’m not out shooting! And if you don’t hear from me on my blog for a while – it’s because, well, you know – I’m out there practicing what we all love to do when we get some time.
I was up in Skye about a week ago for 3 or 4 days. I’d booked another trusty camper van for the trip, and almost didn’t go. So bad were the weather warnings and advice not to leave home unless it is absolutely necessary. So I went!
The weather was pretty mild, but the landscape was still arctic. For those of you know know Skye well, the river at Sligachan had around seven inches of ice on it. I wasn’t quite sure sometimes if I was standing on the ice or firm ground while roaming with my camera.
Skye Workshop
So you won’t be surprised that I’m now offering a workshop to Skye for this December (3-8). This trip is strictly limited to 4 people as I thought it would be nice to do a much more intimate group size. The hotel we will be staying at is not far away from the Storr, and caters for 5 people max.
As I type, it looks like there is now currently only 1 space left on this trip, so if you’re interested in coming, email me for more details.





These are amazing. I kept clicking through and thinking ‘this is even more beautiful than what I’ve just seen’ – but then there’d be something even more spectacular waiting on the next page! I hope you’re really happy with these, they’re incredible (and yes, on clicking backwards and forwards, I do have favourites – 8 and 16).
Comment by michael — 18 January, 2010 @ 8:14 pm
Amazing indeed. I see what you were talking about with the polarizer under the cloudy conditions, it gives quite an interesting effect. I wish I could visit this landscape, however I am planning a distant visit to Sandwood Bay. I might email you for suggestions on where to stay and what not, if that’s okay.
Comment by morgangray — 18 January, 2010 @ 8:50 pm
Stunning images.
Comment by pinkpig — 19 January, 2010 @ 11:14 pm