2011-01-19T11:32:00.000-08:00

I'm a big fan of Black & White , there are people who think it's dull and lifeless ..... that is nonsense . B&W can be more emotive than ANY colour shot if it's done correctly .

In these particular shots I hope to show the emotion of the monument , the isolation of the mountains and most of all the glory of the solitude of being in the position I was in whilst taking them .

To coin a phrase " My heart is in the Highlands"

2011-01-19T11:14:00.000-08:00

What can be better ? Driving through the Scottish Highlands taking photographs , listening to music and generally relaxing .

This day in particular I left Dundee early to arrive in the Highlands before sunrise in the hope I could catch some sunrise shots (I never got any as the sky was a total washout )

These shots were a last gasp chance as I was heading home through Rannoch Moor , just watching the sunset ..... THEN.... I remembered a loch at the bottom of a hill which is entirely made up of hairpin bends , the question became "would I make it?" .

Now I can admit to breaking the speed limit (and possibly the landspeed record) but as you can see I made it , in fact when I got to the Loch I actually punched the air in celebration when I looked over and stared in awe at the sight before me .

Click the pictures for a bigger view

Davie Hudson's Photography