Taking up the chance to explore the Isle of Skye in winter allows you to experience the island with a whole new character.
For photographers and outdoor enthusiasts, especially those in their 30s and beyond, it’s the perfect season to experience Skye without the usual crowds. The island’s iconic landscapes look even more striking in the colder months, with snow-dusted peaks, icy waterfalls, and dramatic skies. Here’s a guide to making the most of your winter visit, based on my experience as a local photographer.
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Planning a trip to Applecross? Discover the top things to do in this remote Highland gem, from driving the iconic Bealach na Bà and exploring coral beaches to enjoying fresh local food and spotting wildlife. Don’t miss the Applecross Gallery for photography and personal tips to make your visit unforgettable.
How to photograph an aurora in the Scottish Highlands, complete with tips on planning for an aurora, the apps to help you, and what camera settings to use.
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Discover how Scottish Highland wall art can transform your home with timeless beauty and personal meaning. From the dramatic peaks of Ben Nevis to sunset over Aonach Eagach, explore Jack Marris' Glen Coe Collection and learn how to incorporate these breathtaking landscapes into your décor. Perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.
