This is a view of Loch Etive near Oban on the West Coast of Scotland . Taken on a sunny day to show the reflection of the blue sky on the water .
This is a view of a seat by Loch Creran on the West coast of Scotland , showing the beauty of the area on a sunny day . With the clouds reflected in the still water , you must agree a perfect place to sit and admire the scenery . Loch Creran is a salt water body of water in the Argyll area of Scotland . It is approximately 10 kilometres long and stretches from Benderloch in the South to Appin in the North .
A small fishing boat anchored in Loch Fyne near Inveraray on the West Coast of Scotland . A mirror like reflection of the dramatic sky and the mist over the hills . Loch Fyne is well known for its Oysters and other seafood and is a popular tourist attraction in this part of Scotland
Tobermory is a pretty little harbour , fishing port on the Island of Mull off of the West Coast of Scotland . With its colourful painted houses and delightful scenery it is very popular with tourists who travel over from Oban on the ferry service .
A view from Inveraray showing the Vital Spark , a Clyde Puffer , which is an old steam powered boat that unloaded the ships . Inveraray is an old town on the West coast of Loch Fyne in the Argyll & Bute area of Scotland . Popular with tourists because of its old buildings which include the old Jail , which is now a museum and also the Castle which is the home of the Duke of Argyll
This image was captured near Dornie and Eilean Donan Castle in the Ross-Shire area of Scotland . Situated in the West Highlands it is the meeting point of three Lochs : Loch Duich - Loch Alsh and Loch Long . The image was captured just before sunset and gives a very atmospheric view of the mountains and the dramatic sky reflected in the water .
Loch Creran is a sea loch in the Argyll area of West Scotland , 10 kilometres long . It runs from its head at Invercreran to its mouth at the Lynn of Lorne and separates the areas of Benderloch to the south and Appin in the North . This view is in winter with blue sky and snow capped hills . This is the second image of two , the other is a summer view
Loch Shiel is a 28 kilometre long freshwater Loch in the Highlands of Scotland near to Fort William . The 4th longest Loch in Scotland and going to a depth of 120 metres it is 10 metres above sea level .
Loch Creran is a sea loch in the Argyll area of West Scotland , 10 kilometres long . It runs from its head at Invercreran to its mouth at the Lynn of Lorne and separates the areas of Benderloch to the south and Appin in the North . Summer over the loch with blue sky , white clouds and wonderful light over the hills This is the first of a set of two images of the Loch , the other is a winter view .
