some pictures from yesterdays photoshoot.

Pictures from yesterdays photoshoot.

Pictures from today’s photoshoot with Laura and Calvin.

Two images taken on a crisp Christmas Day. The recent snowfalls had covered Arran in a good layer of snow. With the rest of the family busy, I decided to get out for an hour to try and get some pictures. These are the results.

David (senior) and David (junior) from last weeks photoshoot.

More images from last weeks photo shoot.

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.

Two pictures from a recent shoot with Lisa and Michael.

Pictures from todays shoot.

Day 6 Continued…..

After the nice early evening light at the fairy pools, the clouds started to roll in so we didnt want to travel too far for a sunset.  We decided to have a look at the area around the narrows of Raasay, a small peninsula called An Aird.  While Cameron decided to wander along to An Aird itself, I decide that the bay before it called Camas a Mhor-Bheoil looked a bit more promising.  I walked down to the edge of the rocks and started looking for a good vantage point.  After exploring the area for an hour or so the sun started to set, but the sunset was pretty poor with the heavy clouds and the slight spits of rain as well.  I did manage to get a couple of images that I liked though.