Eas a' Bhradain
The burn flows from the Coire nam Bruadaran (Coire of Dreams) and tumbles over at the Eas a' Bhradain, the 'Salmon Waterfall' that I go past on a regular basis, but have only photographed infrequently. Yesterday, after all the rain we have been having, there was a lot of water coming down the burn, so I returned today as I was in a waterfall sort of mood and a black-and-white mood as well when it came to processing.
I normally refer to this location as the 'Tourist Waterfall' as numerous visitors in cars and buses stop in the parking area opposite, cross the road for a few quick photos, then return to their vehicles and go on their way to the next holiday snap opportunity. In fact getting closer to the waterfalls can be problematic, especially after lots of rain. Even with wellies on, getting through the boggy mud was a challenge and I almost lost one boot.
Eas a' Bhradain
The burn flows from the Coire nam Bruadaran (Coire of Dreams) and tumbles over at the Eas a' Bhradain, the 'Salmon Waterfall' that I go past on a regular basis, but have only photographed infrequently. Yesterday, after all the rain we have been having, there was a lot of water coming down the burn, so I returned today as I was in a waterfall sort of mood and a black-and-white mood as well when it came to processing.
I normally refer to this location as the 'Tourist Waterfall' as numerous visitors in cars and buses stop in the parking area opposite, cross the road for a few quick photos, then return to their vehicles and go on their way to the next holiday snap opportunity. In fact getting closer to the waterfalls can be problematic, especially after lots of rain. Even with wellies on, getting through the boggy mud was a challenge and I almost lost one boot.