Wreck at Loch Torridon Scotland
Wreck at Loch Torridon Scotland
Iconic image of wreck of an old trawler on the beach at Diabaig at the mouth of Loch Torridon on the Applecross peninsula in Wester Ross in the Scottish Highlands. Another spot well worth the the journey.
Cyndy Duff
Image size: 3264 x 4928, 9.84Mb | Camera details: PENTAX K-5 | Date uploaded: 17/06/2018
- The Torridons Scotland
- loch Torridon Scotland Scottish beaches
- Loch Torridon Scottish Highlands
- Scottish landscapes Scotland Scottish scenery Scotland Scottish countryside Scotland scenic
- Diabaig wrecks Loch Torridon wrecks
- trawler Loch Torridon fishing boat
- Loch Torridon Highlands
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- Diabaig Highlands Diabaig
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Designed to cover a large amount of wall space, canvas prints are ideal for big rooms. We only use 100% cotton canvas with a thickness of 340GSM, not cheap synthetic fibre alternatives. All dimensions for canvas products are in inches. Our normal finish is to 'wrap' the edges - please e-mail us at time of order if you require mirrored, black or white edges.
We print with a 12 colour process, this means we can print a much larger colour range than most printing companies that normally use a 4 or 8 colour process. All sizes for our satin paper prints are in inches. Please note our prints are supplied without mounts or frames.
Square (with rounded edges) High quality, cork backed, gloss finish on the front. Size - appx 9cm.
6mm foam backed - printable are appx 24cm X 19cm. We need appx 3mm bleed for these.
A white, 10oz ceramic mug with a maximum printable area of 9cm high by 18cm wide
A 'proper mug' - 15 oz of pure indulgence, maximum print area 9cm high by 18cm wide.
A white 8 oz mug, altogether more 'dainty', maximum print area of 9cm high by 17cm wide
Recent Works by Cyndy Duff
Lest We Forget
Composite image of an Avro Lancaster Bomber from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight flying over a field of poppies..This is one of my own images, taken at the Scottish Airshow in Prestwick and edited with digital editing software to create a slightly surreal, abstract effect incorporating free clipart from clipart-library.com. All sale proceeds to Erskine Hospital for War Veterans in Scotland
Gauchos On Display At Lipica
Four skilled Spanish gauchos thrill the audience at the daily performance in the auditorium at The Stud Farm Lipica in the Slovenian mountains, the original and oldest stud farm for the famous white Lippizan stallions of the Spanish Riding School of Vienna.Image taken with permission and digitally edited for a painterly effect.
Spitfire and Hurricane 2
The defence of the homeland during the Battle of Britain was dominated by the iconic partnership between RAF Spitfires and Hurricanes and the courageous young airmen who flew them. This image depicts an imagined sortie by a Spitfire and Hurricane and is a composite of two of my own photographs, one taken at the Scottish Airshow at Prestwick in Scotland in 2014 , enhanced using digital editing software.They still fly now as part of The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight , thrilling crowds all around the country and reminding us of the sacrifice made by the few for the many. Lest we forget.
Sunset At Stirling Castle
Stirling Castle sits in a prime defensive position on a steep crag high above the Scottish town of Stirling . Of huge historical and architectural importance parts of it date back to the 14th century and many Kings and Queens of Scotland were crowned here including Mary Queen of Scots. In more recent times the castle was used for the filming of the popular tv serial Colditz. It has recently been renovated and is a great place for a family day out
Kelpies Moon Gazer
The magnificent, awe-inspiring sculptures known as The Kelpies are a fitting monument to Scotland's horse powered heritage. Designed by sculptor Andy Scott, The Kelpies have become one of Scotland's most popular visitor. attractions since opening to the public in 2013. They stand beside a recent extension to the Forth and Clyde Canal, near the River Carron in Falkirkshire , part of The Helix land transformation project. In Scottish folklore the kelpie is a mythical shape-shifting water spirit inhabiting the lochs and lochans of Scotland. This is a composite of two of my own images.
Black Rock Cottage Glencoe
The iconic Black Rock Cottage in the shadow of Buachaille Etive Mor on a moonlit evening in Glen Coe on Rannoch Moor in the Scottish Highlands. The memory of the infamous Glen Coe massacre in 1692 when members of the murderous clan Macdonald attacked their invited guests the Campbells lives on in this grim and forbidding but spectacularly scenic corner of Scotland. The cottage sits on a single track road leading to the Glencoe Ski Centre.This a composite of two of my own images.
Glasgow University North Quadrangle
Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is the fourth oldest in the UK and the second oldest in Scotland. Attended by some of the world's most renowned visionaries, from economist Adam Smith to the pioneer of television John Logie Baird, this ancient and most beautiful of universities has a long and proud tradition of innovation and excellence.
Glasgow University Cloisters
Students on Freshers Day walk through the cloisters at Glasgow University in Scotland. Founded in the 15th century the University is steeped in history and is a unique and quite amazing place to visit. Outwith term time visitors are able to wander at their leisure through the medieval cloisters in the footsteps of students who went on to shape the world as we know it today - inventors such as John Logie Baird, scientists, prime ministers and seven Nobel prize winners
Summertime at Loch Lomond Scotland
Loch Lomond is a Scottish icon, famed world wide and immortalised in song, originally in the well loved Scottish folk tune By Yon Bonnie Banks and more recently by Runrig in their rousing anthemic version named simply Loch Lomond. Here the morning sun shines on a colourful collection of small boats moored in the bay at the small village of Balmaha at the south end of the loch.
Arran Sunset on River Clyde Scotland
Wreathed in low lying clouds lit up by the rays of the setting sun the high peaks of Arran soar heavenwards above the neighbouring island of Cumbrae in the Firth of Clyde on a glorious autumn evening. Known locally as the Sleeping Warrior they dominate the landscape of the Ayrshire coast in Scotland and here offer spectacular views to the traveller driving down the Haylie Brae in to the seaside town of Largs.
Portencross Castle Scotland
Portencross Castle sits on a rocky outcrop on the Scottish Ayrshire coast commanding stunning views over the Firth of Clyde to Arran and beyond. Reputed to have been the departure point for the bodies of the ancient Kings and Queens of Scotland on their final journey by sea to the royal burial ground on the Island of Iona it has been carefully and lovingly restored in recent years and is open to summer visitors. This image was taken during the annual West Kilbride Scarecrow Festival, the figures seen hanging from the castle are not local villagers but scarecrows!
Kelvingrove Art Gallery Glasgow Scotland
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow has a special place in the heart of Glaswegians. Built in 1902 the baroque architecture provides a magnificent backdrop to the art work of internationally acclaimed artists and designers such as Charles Rennie Macintosh and Salvador Dali and the lunchtime organ recitals from the organ loft high above the main concourse make the spine tingle as the notes soar heavenwards and reverberate around the high vaulted ceiling.
Sunset At Forth Road Bridge Scotland
A truly fabulous,technicolour sunset, one rarely experienced, lights up the iconic Forth Road Bridge and the still waters of the river Forth, just a few miles from Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh. Definitely one to live on in the memory and a privilege to have experienced.
Sunset At Forth Rail Bridge Scotland
A truly fabulous,technicolour sunset, one rarely experienced, lights up the Forth Rail Bridge and the still waters of the river Forth, just a few miles from Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh. Definitely one to live on in the memory and a privilege to have experienced.
Lancaster Bomber Flies Over Scotland
The Avro Lancaster Bomber, a charismatic thoroughbred vital to the successful outcome of the Second World War. Today she still roams the skies as part of the Battle of Britain Memorial flight, the spine-tingling rumble of her deep-throated engines thrilling the crowds at airshows across the UK
Castle Of The Dragons Wales
Wales is a land of Celtic myths and legends, of knights in castles and dragons breathing fire. The story goes that the last dragon in Wales was slayn here at Newcastle Emlyn Castle in Carmarthenshire. Who's to say its just a story........ Dragon silhouette courtesy of Elena Kazanskaya - Shutterstock
Kelpies Sungazer
Soaring skywards and bathed here in the glow of a setting sun the magnificent, awe-inspiring sculptures known as The Kelpies are a fitting monument to Scotland's horse powered heritage. Designed by sculptor Andy Scott, The Kelpies have become one of Scotland's most popular visitor. attractions since opening to the public in 2013. They stand beside a recent extension to the Forth and Clyde Canal, near the River Carron in Falkirkshire , part of The Helix land transformation project.In Scottish folklore the kelpie is a mythical shape-shifting water spirit inhabiting the lochs and lochans of Scotland.
Kelpies Sunworshipper
The magnificent, awe-inspiring sculptures known as The Kelpies are a fitting monument to Scotland's horse powered heritage. Designed by sculptor Andy Scott, The Kelpies have become one of Scotland's most popular visitor. attractions since opening to the public in 2013. They stand beside a recent extension to the Forth and Clyde Canal, near the R,iver Carron in Falkirkshire , part of The Helix land transformation project. In Scottish folklore the kelpie is a mythical shape-shifting water spirit inhabiting the lochs and lochans of Scotland.
Avro Vulcan Bomber XH558
Avro Vulcan XH558, The Spirit of Great Britain, thrilling the crowds at the Scottish Airshow in Prestwick in 2014 as she flew just 200 yards off-shore above the River Clyde. Incredibly, she was flown in the Falklands War by the same pilot, Martin Withers DFC, who was at her controls in this photograph. She returned to flight in October 2007, following an award winning restoration programme and as the last airworthy Vulcan she took triumphantly to the air display circuit in 2008 for four more glorious years until her last flight on 25th October 2015.
