Outer Hebrides

The Outer Hebrides consist of several islands off the west coast of Scotland and the ones I visited were Harris and Lewis which is the lkargest island in Scotland. . I stayed in a self catering property overlooking a beautiful loch not far from Tarbert on the Isle of Harris. Most of Harris is very hilly whereas Lewis is comparatively flat. I think these islands are a must for any photographer, such beautiful landscapes with plenty of rugged features as well as the beauty of the beaches on Harris.

The trip involved a stop over on the way up and back in Glen Coe, to break the journey. I have therefore included a few images at the bottom taken in the Glen Coe area.

Callanaish Stones, Isle of Lewis
Callanaish Stones, Isle of Lewis at different times of the day	Mist over Loch and Valley - early morning
Looking towards Luskentyre, Isle of Harris
The Beaches of Seilebost, Luskentyre, Horgabost, Isle of Harris Bothies & Terrain at Cellar Head, Nr Butt of Lewis Scalpay Lighthouse, Isle of Harris	Salt Marshes Nr Scaristsa, Harris Butt of Lewis Lighthouse Sea Stacks, Tolsta, Lewis Sea Stacks, Mhangsrstadh, Lewis Bothies Pentland Road, Isle of Lewis
Scalpay Lighthouse, Isle of Harris
Tarbert Stores, Tarbert, Isle of Harris Stony Landscape of Geocrab, Harris Sunrise - Geocrab area, Harris John MacAulay, Boatbuilder, Flodabay, Golden Road, Harris Black Faced Sheep	St Clements Church, Rodel, Isle of Harris Fireplaces and interiors of old buildings
Eastern Side of Lewis View
Black House Village, Na Gearranean, Lewis Bronze Age house, Bostadh, Bernera
Last view of Harris and Lewis
Rannoch Moor Funghi Leo Carpus Fragilis	Trotternish, Isle of Skye Eilean Donan Castle and Lobster Pots Old Shed and Bike, Glen Etive Lochen above Glen Coe Nr Glen Coe
Panorama of Scottish Loch, North of Fort William
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