Another couple of images from last weeks trip to the Trossachs.  Loch Arklet is nestled in a valley, so depending on the wind direction, good reflections can be found here.   The Loch’s water level was raised in the early 20th century by the building of a dam.  This Loch helps to supply Glasgow with it’s fresh drinking water.

This is Loch Arklet with Beinn Narnain, Ben Vane and Ben Vorlich in the background more commonly known as the Arrochar Alps.

Another 4.30am rise yesterday. As the weather forecast was promising fog and mist early in the morning, I thought I would take a trip up to Aberfoyle for the sunrise.  I managed to capture this shot as the sun tried to break through the mist.

The next shot was taken looking over Loch Achray towards St Johns Church.  The swirling mist made the church appear and disappear minute by minute.  This has created a nice natural vignette to the image.