Today we had a short trip from Kilmartin to Tayvallich and Taynish in Knapdale. I took the shot of the jagged rocks on the shore near Taynish Mill. I thought the formation was quite striking, albeit fairly small. The steps were at the rear of the mill, rising up into the birch-oak wood and the light made it a dramatic mix of dark and light. The bracket fungus was on a birch tree by the path to the mill, the tonal variations of birch have always attracted me and the fungus provided a great focal point. There were lots of foxgloves in the area as well so I tried quite a few different setting to get a decent image, this one probably being the best. Finally, the old croft house was by the road on the way down to Kriells.
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