ENTRY DESCRIPTION
A few days on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides resulted in this shot. I just had to admire the light playing on these lenticular clouds drifting low across the vista in front of me. I shot this in Black and White as it was an unusually sunny day and I felt it complemented the gorgeous shapes of these clouds. The light on this island never fails to provide stunning moody images unlike anywhere else on the British Isles. I have stood here on previous afternoon and each time the light playing on the mountains has produced a vast array of compositions to photograph with various focal lengths. This is one of the remotest parts of the UK and the plan next time I visit will be to hike from left to right across the mountains. I am sure the adventure will produce images just as remarkable as this one.

AUTHOR
Robin is a landscape photographer based in the Chiltern Hills in Oxfordshire. His time is spent capturing the landscapes around the Thames Valley and Chiltern Hills which are local to him.
The rest of his time is spent capturing images in the UK mountains and South West England's coastal areas. He occasionally embarks on mountain expeditions to other countries around the world when finances allow.
Much of his landscape work is printed in A3 or A2 sizes which he frames and are then sold at art fairs locally. His prints are on high-quality acid-free Fotospeed fine art papers, using Lucia Pro pigment ink.
Robin has also self-published a book called "The River Valley" which has recently sold out.

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