Setting Sun Over Skye & Moonlight on Plockton Bay

I popped out for a quick bird survey this evening but had no great joy regarding the birds but the evening was rather fine and I got a few nice shots of the setting sun over Skye from Dubh-aird, Plockton and then drove down to Plockton village for a try to get some shots of the full moon over the Crags.  The composition was nice but it was perhaps just a bit light for the full effect to be perfect but it did allow some of the detail in the foreground to be captured.  This needed a long exposure and with the breeze there was a little movement on the camera, even on the tripod and with mirror lock-up engaged, but I think it works quite well.  I also converted t to Black & White using Nik Silver Efex Pro 2 just to give it a go, see what you think.

The Cuillins from Dubh-aird, Plockton (Canon EOS 500D, 150mm, 1/60 sec at f/11, ISO 400 Panorama of five shots)

Setting Sunlight on the Cuillins (Canon EOS 500D 150mm, 1/1000 sec at f/5, ISO 400)

Moon (Canon EOS 500D 500mm, 1,320 sec at f/11, ISO 3200)

Moonlight on Plockton Bay (Canon EOS 5D 28 mm, 5 sec at f/13, ISO 800)

Moonlight on Plockton Bay (Canon EOS 5D 28 mm, 5 sec at f/13, ISO 800 - Silver Efex Pro 2 Conversion to B&W)