That really is a stunning assortment. I had no idea any part of Scotland could be so dramatic!
Thanks for sharing the link, Bill.
The UK in general, and Scotland in particular, has an endless supply of delights for the landscape photographer.
Often exceptionally changeable weather, and hence interesting light, dramatic coastlines and islands, spectacular fjords and lochs (in Scotland), the Pennines and the Dales in England, the Lake District, not to mention the Welsh highlands, and the list goes on and on.
Most people, Brits included, when thinking in terms of landscape photography in Europe thoughts tend toward Iceland, Scandanavia, the Iberian peninsula, the Alps, Italy, Balkan peninsula, etc etc...
However, the UK should be on every serious landscape photographers bucket list.
Do I want to go the length and breadth of Europe doing landscapes - hell yes!
But I also want to go to the multitude of out of the way (by British standards) places in the UK where stunning images are to be had.
BTW I am not a UK passport holder (or a travel agent!) so no skin in the game - would just really like to take my camera there for an extended period of time...
Tony Jay