Landscapes
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- Oban
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- St Mary’s and St Finnon’s Church – Glenfinnan
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- View over Mallaig Harbour
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- Loch Shiel (Glenfinnan)
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- Black Rock Cottage
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- Sands near Camusdarach
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- Stob Dearg – Autumn Sunrise
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- Winter Trees
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- Castle Stalker
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- Coral Beach – Skye
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- Sands of Morar
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- “Scotch Mist” in Glen Nevis
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- 3 Sisters of Glencoe
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- Winter Scene
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- Canal Locks at Corpach
jimreidphoto 
Hi Jim, Thanks for dropping by my blog today, You have some great images here including the tree and Rannoch, The most photographed tree in Scotland. A friend of mine in our camera club has one of the very same tree which has done very well for him. Also glad to see your using a Canon 5d mk11. I use the same camera and love it.
Regards
Lawrence
February 6, 2012 at 7:31 pm
Hi Lawrence, many thanks for your comments. Yes, this tree has been “photographed to death”. Unfortunately the tree was blown down early 2011. I made the image in November 2010.
A few of my photography club friends use Nikons and others Canon, so the battle continues. Its a matter of personal taste, I think. Given that there is little to choose technically between them, I believe it’s down to the skill of the photographer.
Thanks for visiting my site.
Regards
Jim
February 6, 2012 at 10:22 pm
Oh my goodness. These are spectacular! I’m speechless….and that doesn’t happen often! 😉
The island looks like a pastel drawing…it is so delicate…just outstanding. Castle Stalker is wonderful and moody looking. Winter Trees with its blush of pink, lovely. Thanks so much for sharing! I will be back to see more!
January 31, 2012 at 1:50 am
Hi Judy,
Glad you liked the images.
Hoping to capture more images in and around the Scottish Highlands, in the next few months.
January 31, 2012 at 4:38 pm
Hi Jim,
These are lovely images. I look forward to seeing more of your work soon.
Regards,
Bill Hogg
January 16, 2012 at 11:09 pm
Good morning Bill, Many thanks for your comment. Hope to add more images soon.
JimR
January 17, 2012 at 9:53 am