Today was a beautiful soft autumn day with almost no wind, wonderfully mild and plenty of sunshine. After spending most of the day indoors doing stuff around the house I got out towards the end of the day with my daughter Eilish and Broc (the dog) for a walk to the beach at Balmacara Bay.
I took my back-up crop sensor dslr camera because it is small and not too heavy, and to be honest I did not expect anything worth photographing. Which just goes to show that you should always be prepared. It turned out we had a lovely sunset over Beinn na Caillich on Skye. These are my two favourite shots, the first is ultra-wide at 10mm (equivalent to 16mm on a full frame dslr) and captures the clouds really nicely. The second is zoomed a little closer in at 14mm (equivalent to 22.4mm on a full frame dslr) and captures the brighter colourful areas a bit better. The rock in the foreground also adds perspective to the scene. It was a genuinely lovely and peaceful end to the day, or day-light at least.
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AuthorI am an amateur photographer who is also a Chartered Geographer with his own part-time consultancy business and I work as an estate manager for a national conservation charity in Scotland. I am based in Lochalsh, Wester Ross, Scotland, just next to the Isle of Skye. SalesIf you like my photos and are interested in purchasing prints, whether framed, mounted or otherwise please click here.
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