Shark Fin Collection

Trotternish Ridge Light #2
Also referred to as "The Quiraing" or "Cuith-Raing'" is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach

The Quiraing #3
Also referred to as "The Quiraing" or "Cuith-Raing'" is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach

Trotternish Ridge Light #3
Also referred to as "The Quiraing" or "Cuith-Raing'" is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach

The Quiraing - Trotternish Ridge Light - Scotland #3
Also referred to as The Quiraing or Cuith-Raing is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish or Trndairnis (Scottish Gaelic)

The Quiraing - Trotternish Ridge Light - Scotland
Also referred to as The Quiraing or Cuith-Raing is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish or Trndairnis (Scottish Gaelic)

Quiraings Needle
The Quirainga also referred to as Cuith-Raingaa is a landslip on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish or Trndairnis (Scottish Gaelic)

Shark finning protest. Protest organised by the shark and marine conservation charity Bite-Back against shark finning. Shark fins are used to make soup, and fetch a high price

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"Shark Fin: A Majestic Sight or a Cause for Concern?" Trotternish Ridge Light #2 and The Quiraing #3 offer breathtaking views of Scotland's natural beauty, but lurking beneath the surface lies a powerful predator. Trotternish Ridge Light #3 captures the essence of danger as a great white shark emerges with its iconic triangular dorsal fin breaking through the waves. This image serves as a reminder that humans are increasingly coming into contact with these magnificent creatures while enjoying leisure activities in our seas and oceans. The Quiraing - Trotternish Ridge Light - Scotland #3 showcases nature's grandeur, yet it is juxtaposed against the threat posed by sharks. As we explore this stunning landscape, we must also acknowledge the delicate balance between human recreation and marine life preservation. Quiraings Needle stands tall amidst an ongoing battle to protect sharks from cruel practices such as shark finning. These protests shed light on the devastating impact of this industry, where countless sharks lose their lives solely for their fins. We must unite to raise awareness about this issue and advocate for stricter regulations to ensure their survival. While some may view shark fins as symbols of power and status in certain cultures, it is crucial to recognize that these majestic creatures play vital roles in maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems. Let us strive towards coexistence rather than exploitation, working together to preserve both our leisurely pursuits and the diverse marine life that inhabits our planet's waters. Let us appreciate Trotternish Ridge Light's mesmerizing landscapes while acknowledging the presence of great white sharks beneath those very waves. Through conservation efforts like Shark Finning Protests, we can foster understanding between humans and these awe-inspiring creatures who call our oceans home. Together, we can ensure a future where encounters with sharks become harmonious moments rather than cause for concern.