I am quite fascinated with different kind of cloud formation. Thousand of images of cloud have been captured. But not a single one is alike. I love the beauty of reflections of cloud in the calm water.
In order to capture the awesome image of the reflection, we decided to stay overnight at Connel (5 miles from Oban), one of the nearest points facing Loch Linnhe/Lismore, Scotland. The spectacular landscape is one of the best locations that I have ever enjoyed.
Neist Point is the most Westerly point on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. I think is one of the locations that gives you the excellent views over Moonen Bay to Waterstein Head. The brilliant twilight provides a gorgeous setting for this awesome scene. Such a setting, I think is only available during the summer time.
The pattern of the sand beach of Talisker Bay, Isle of Skye, Scotland, is my attraction of capturing this image.
To reach the bay, you have to walk through a short distance path that leading to the location. When I reached the bay, I realized that the scene was beyond my expectation. The tide was low and just the right time to capture the pattern of the beach.