Very windy day spent drinking coffee and having a natter with the visitor down at the Isles of Glencoe. Forgot to take a camera so had a wander around the garden instead.

On the other side of the Coe – surprised not to see anybody looking back at me

A quick nip down Glen Etive for a last glimpse of sun on a fresh dusting of snow

A day of rain and the snow is melting even faster. Most of the day spent in but a glimpse of light at sunset had me driving over to see friends in Onich and take photograph from ‘their’ beach. On the way back I took a couple of pictures to show the level of snow…

More snow melted today and I spent a half hour down at the jetty taking photographs of the swimmers (including my wife!) but while they were out of view I wandered over to the old slate dressing sheds. Definitely some compositions here given the right conditions!

All the snow is melting fast but that’s left a lot still in the gullys and all of a sudden Glencoe looks like Iceland!

The great winter weather finally broke and so I took it easy and just went for a quick walk around the Lochan

A fantastic trip out to Glen Nevis with Scott Robertson. One of the best days of the year and Rannoch Moor well avoided (6 mile tailbacks at the ski centre)

This was after walking about 400m into the snow (harder than it sounds) and just as I was stopping and putting my pack down I saw a lek of grouse settle in the snow just in front of my planned composition. A few moments later, the light did this…

What started off as a ‘no light’ day where I wandered Rannoch Moor looking for snowy compositions and was back in the house by 10:30 ended up with a gorgeous blast of light at about 4pm for which I had just enough time to cross the Ballachulish bridge and to get to the other side…

Our first blast of proper snow for the winter saw me heading off to Rannoch Moor. Roads were snowy but new winter tyres made everything a doddle although I was a little late arriving. Like many mornings, the light at Rannoch Moor rises to a peak just after dawn and then things go downhill as…

Wandering up and down the river Coe I found a nice stand of birch and some rocks with an aspect on the Aonach Eagach

Exploring new areas is one of the pleasures of walking. Here, just near Glencoe village, I’m walking around an area of woodland that doesn’t seem to have had much footfall and it has so much potential.