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Fort Nisqually was the first European settlement on Puget Sound. Established in 1833 by the Hudson's Bay Company
Inverchaolain Church on Loch Striven, taken from my DJI Mini 3 Pro. Not an easy shot to get as the windows for when the rain stopped were pretty infrequent and small. The wind was also very gusty making it difficult to avoid the trees.
This church building was the fourth church built on the site since the reformation, although the site is much older and there were earlier churches on it. The first of these buildings may never have been completed due to a lack of funds. The second church was built in 1745 and had to be rebuilt in 1759. The fate of the church is not clear but it was replaced by a third church in 1812. This church is reported to have been destroyed by fire and was replaced in 1912 by the present day building.
This is the first type of shot that I've been wanting to do for a while .... subject lighting from above using my drone. This is a 30 second exposure of Loch Eck during Blue Hour, looking south from Jubilee Point.
Any photos that I have of this waterfall is always at a slight angle as I had to take it from the path beside the river. When this was taken I was able to thread my drone through the twigs and branches to get this straighter view of the waterfall and bridge. To be honest I was a bit nervous taking this shot due to the moving water (which can confuse the downward sensor on the drone leading to unpredictable flying behaviour) and all the twigs over the river, especially as I had recently had a drone crash into a river.
This is a view of the Rest And Be Thankful taken above Kinglas Water and looking north towards Loch Restil.
I love having a drone to get the sort of shots that is just not possibvle to get from the ground. This is Dornich Point during one of Loch Eck's calm days.
The River Massan has a number of lovely waterfall sections and this is one of them. Whilst taking this was the first time my drone was stalked by an eagle which was circling above the drane and getting gradually lower.
I would have loved to get closer to the Paddleboarder for a better shot of him on this mirror-like loch but I was afraid of startling him and causing him to fall off so I have to settle for cropping as a way of getting closer to him.
This is an aerial shot of the big waterfall on Kinglas Water, as it flows out of Loch Restil at the top of the Rest And Be Thankful in Argyll.
Highest position: 338 on Sunday, February 12, 2023
Exposure-blended shot of Glenbranter in Argyll, taken from my drone.
Highest position: 218 on Sunday, January 22, 2023
This waterfall can be found in the hills above Invernoaden in Coire Aodainn in the shadow of Beinn Dubhain, just below one of the many mini hydro schemes that can be found in the area.
This was taken from my drone and, unfortunately, I'm not too happy about it. The DJI Mini 3 Pro drone has a very wide aperture so a shot like this requires focus stacking, but I am struggling to find a way to make this happen. Maybe one day :(
Night view of Kotor, a picturesque old town located in a secluded part of the Bay of Kotor, in Kotor municipality, Montenegro.
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This is one of the bridges at Chinese Ponds in Toward, Argyll.
Highest position: 227 on Friday, March 3, 2023
This is my first Blue Hour photo taken from my drone. It was taken in Glen Massan above the River Eachaig looking towards Benmore and Loch Eck
Highest position: 368 on Friday, November 25, 2022