Scotland’s western shores tell a story of time and weather. In this collection, I ventured through the Isle of Skye, Glencoe, and the North Coast 500, chasing the raw beauty of the Scottish coastline. Each frame was a lesson in patience and composition, as unpredictable rain showers turned into perfectly diffused light within minutes.

From the iconic Old Man of Storr enveloped in mist to the storm-battered cliffs of Neist Point, I aimed to capture the feeling of isolation that defines Scotland’s most stunning locations. Long exposure photography became my main tool—softening waves into misty veils around jagged rocks and enhancing the drama of moving skies. Scotland’s wilderness is both haunting and peaceful, a place where nature takes center stage in every frame.