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A Highland Coo looks inquisitively from under the mane of hair
A Highland Coo pulls a cheeky face to the camera
A Highland Coo approaches the camera with caution
Waves pummel a spit of rock on a remote beach on the Isle of Lewis.
An oddly shaped standing stone towers over his plumper friend as they watch the sun go down behind the Standing Stones of Callanish, Isle of Lewis, Scotland.
Crazy lines show the unsettled evolution of this cliff face on a rock outcrop at the Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
One of many, many little lochs on the west coast of the battered Hebrides, lodges and barns scattered amongst the slopes.
An idyllic beach on the west coast of Lewis in the far north of Scotland.
A young highland coo explores his farmland
Trying to look eye to eye with a Highland Coo
A Highland Coo runs towards the camera, seemingly keen to have a photo taken
Grains of sand leap to their final resting place from this sand cliff on Tolsta beach, Isle of Lewis.
The Standing Stones At Callanish
Clouds twirl overhead as the sun starts to descend at the Callanish Standing Stones, Isle of Lewis.
Waves crash into the cliffs under the lighthouse at the Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides. Slow shutter speed (1/6) at f/22, handheld.
Part of a crumpled, warped C shape layer of rock is shown just beneath the top of the cliffs at the Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
One day, admittedly quite far off, there will be a straight-to-DVD sequel to 'Snakes On A Plane' called 'Sheep On A Beach', I this will be the cover photo for the DVD. If you've seen sheep on a beach before, let me know!
A Highland Coo weighs up the observers
A young Highland Coo barely casts a second look at the camera
A Highland Coo in the Scottish Lowlands
Waves pummel a spit of rock on a remote beach on the Isle of Lewis.
The sun descends behind one of the linear placement of stones outside the main circle at Callanish, Isle of Lewis.
A line of shags adopt a variety of poses as they dry out on a rocky outcrop near the Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
Part of a crumpled, warped C shape layer of rock is shown just beneath the top of the cliffs at the Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
Two oystercatchers flail in the crashing waves on a Harris beach, each wave unsettling them and causing a brief flight up and over the crest.
A Highland Co hides under a mane of hair
A Highland Coo displays its full splendour in the Scottish lowlands
A fly takes a rest on the nose of a Highland Coo
The sun sets behind five stone pillars at Callanish's stone circle. This image is underexposed to form the silhouettes - while we waited for the sun to drop lower, the hills in the background are a little too high to allow a deep sunset. From the lie of the land, I suspect sunrise may be a good option, as the land drops away on both sides so as to obscure any man-made objects.
Two oystercatchers find a brief moment to hook up on a rock pillar off the north coast of Lewis, near the lighthouse at the Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
The Atlantic sea blasts oto the coastal rocks of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
Lews Castle and Crazy Wood Woman
A wicker woman sculpture overpowers the Lews Castle on Castle Green in Stornaway. Wicker woman doesn't give a
