The famous Bla Bheinn (Mount Blaven) at the transition from Red to Black Cuillin. Considered to be the grandest mountains in all Britain. The skyline bristles with Munros in the shape of abrupt towers of rock, poised above precipitous cliffs and deep corries.
The light playing upon the stunning Mountains created interesting shapes and textures over the rugged terrain was to good to miss. Natural instincts come into play with experience and the image seemed to make itself. The composition fell easily into place. The light danced around the mountains, and eventually all the elements came together for that one moment for me to capture what has become one of my most popular images.
A favourite image which conjures with the vastness, ruggedness and subtlety of nature. The wee house is the lynchpin of this image for the scale it gives the image. This image featured as a 6’ x 4’ mural print in my joint exhibition with Ansel Adams.
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