Wandering the West Highlands

Part 2 of the trip Torridon 2019. Go to part 1.

With no snow on the horizon and wet weather aplenty, we spent the next two days wandering the west highlands on short hikes. First to Applecross via the Bealach na ba pass, and then Slattadale.

A cream coloured highland cow with large horns faces the camera. There’s long shaggy hair covering it’s eyes.

2019/02/16
1/180s at f/2.8, 28mm, ISO 100, Nikon D800

A detail photo of some fishing nets and lobster pots. There’s a bright orange buoy in the foreground.

2019/02/16
1/180s at f/2.4, 28mm, ISO 100, Nikon D800

A detail photo of some fishing nets and lobster pots.

2019/02/16
1/180s at f/2.4, 28mm, ISO 100, Nikon D800

Ed stands facing the camera in a blue jacket and yellow hat.

Photo by Chris Natt.

Ed Horsford ― 2019/02/16
1/160s at f/4, 20mm, ISO 125, Nikon D800

Chris stands facing the camera in a bright red jacket.

Chris Natt ― 2019/02/16
1/500s at f/2.8, 28mm, ISO 100, Nikon D800

Ed and Chris jumping in the air. The photo is an animation between two frames taken inches apart, giving the pair a 3d quality.

Experimenting with stereoscopic photography. Plus jumping is fun!

Chris Natt, Ed Horsford

I’d recently been scanning some old stereoscopic photos photos of my grandfather’s - and so Chris and I had a go by manually setting off both our SLR’s as close together as we could get them.

A hand holding the remains of a crab’s claw

2019/02/17
1/1800s at f/1.8, 28mm, ISO 20, iPhone 7

A panorama of a late afternoon beach. There’s tall grass across most of the beach, with a deep blue sky with dark clouds overhead.

2019/02/17
1/6000s at f/1.8, 28mm, ISO 25, iPhone 7

Part 2 of the trip Torridon 2019. Go to part 1. Shot in Torridon.