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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 TrA²ndairnis (Scottish Gaelic) on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
Taken in dramatic December weather, the stormy ephemeral light opens and beams of short lived godrays radiate down over the spiked land formation called The Cleat, Loch Cleat, and Loch Leum na Luirginn below. The highest ridge to the right is called Dun Dubh, and the interesting craggy dinosaur back - shark fin formation on the lower right is called Cnoc a Mheirlich

© Matt Anderson Photography

scottish highland glow

Dramatic weather with atmospheric clouds over the mountainous Scottish landscape. Sun shines down over a Mountain range and rolling fields of heather in the Scottish Highlands between Glasgow and Glencoe. Dramatic light on through showcasing the golden foliage and ethereal atmosphere in Fall

© Matt Anderson Photography

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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 TrA²ndairnis (Scottish Gaelic) on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
Taken in dramatic December weather, the stormy ephemeral light opens and beams of short lived godrays radiate down over the spiked land formation called The Cleat, Loch Cleat, and Loch Leum na Luirginn below. The highest ridge to the right is called Dun Dubh, and the interesting craggy dinosaur back - shark fin formation on the lower right is called Cnoc a Mheirlich

© Matt Anderson Photography