Buchan Ness Lighthouse in Boddam, Aberdeenshire, shining its light out into the sunrise.
We’ve reached the point in the year, here in Northern Scotland, where light is scarce. It arrives late in the day and leaves early, by about 4pm. But that low sun does some special things, especially at the beach…
And the low temperatures play with ice and colours…
Above is the large sand dune on Fraserburgh beach known as Tiger Hill. Below, a puddle.
Rivers and lochs seem to reflect back more light than you can see in the sky. Morning reflections at Pitfour:
The sun sets in the woods… What sparks of light have you spotted in winter?
Great shots – thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!
So beautiful.
Gorgeous, gorgeous photographs! As I scrolled through them, each one became my favourite. Beautiful post.
Beautiful! Know the feeling about little light; here’s it’s worse. We’ve had so much rain as well (October it rained 28 days out of 31 in Vancouver) that I’m almost forgetting what it feels like to feel the sun on my face.
Just breathtakingly beautiful. Seems so peaceful.
wonderful captures, especially the ice and leaves
Oh so beautiful. These photos set me to dreaming.
I love your posts! I’m planning on going to Scotland in 2017, so these photographs are incredibly helpful as I consider where to go. Thank you for such a well thought out display!
Beautiful words and pictures Ailish. Was in Scotland in November but this blog already has me wanting to come back for more. Thank you and have a happy Christmas.
So glad you all liked 😀
It certainly does. So many benefits to visiting the far Northern Hemisphere in winter.