My Isle of Skye photos are many, and varied. In only a few days we saw, and drove, the entire coast. I've tried to upload them in order of families--- geographical locations, so as to remember the days, the mood, the varied and foreign land.
The Westernmost Point of the Isle of Skye is Neist Point and there's a lighthouse there. It's a ravishing, steep view of desert like cliffs and sea to the horizon. We walked down the side of one cliff where there are hundreds of stairs, but instead of going all the way out to the lighthouse, we parked ourselves against an old drystone wall and watched the light shift from white to yellow to golden orange, feeling Scotland's late spring air shift from warm to cool.
This day was perfect. These photos show a glimpse of that day, and there's more that will be uploaded this week.
All my Isle of Skye photos thus far can be accessed through the Urquart Castle post. I can't say I did any of the land justice because it was well beyond my visual comprehension and I was humbled by it immensely as a photographer. Please take these photos as a document of my first visit to a land I hope to court in the future. I have still, as yet, to make my pilgrimmage to Shuna.
Isle of Skye, I think of my Favourite Scotch is from there....
Posted by: Weston | 06 June 2009 at 11:17 PM
I spent several weeks in Scotland ten years ago, but never made it to the Isle of Skye. Your lovely photos make me wish I had!
Posted by: art and lemons | 07 June 2009 at 10:44 AM
I love Scotland! What an incredible country. Thanks for sharing your photos.
Posted by: Dana McCauley | 07 June 2009 at 08:45 PM