Steve Carter

Aerial shot of mountains and clouds.

09:30. The tops of the Torridon Hills.

Aerial shot of fog over loch and mountain.

Looking towards Beinn and Loch Damh. 08:15 this morning.

Yep.

Lampposts in the mist.

06:30 - Shieldaig village.

Mist and hills over a still sea.

07:30 this morning. Upper Loch Torridon.

October light on sea and mountain.

Low tide by the 'Bay of Deception'. The munro 'Liathach' behind.

Wet road flanked by trees.

The A896 heading south (after a rain shower). Loch Dughaill on the right of picture.

Lemur.

My other half's latest pastel pencil drawing.

Golden leaves and brown bracken.

The colours are changing really fast this year.

Rainbow over the sea.

A single tree with a bright red sunset behind.

One from last week that I never got round to posting.

Fast flowing river.

In a rush to get to the sea.

This morning's Harvest Moon.

Dark broody sky over a still sea.

Approaching Loch Carron yesterday morning.

clouds and mist over the forest.

The temperate rainforest here looks like a ...um... rainforest at the moment.

Miniature coffee shop.

My better half has mentioned several times over the years that she wished she'd had a dolls house as a child. So I made her this for her birthday.

low rainbow over hills.

You can never quite reach the rainbow.

Big congratulations to McLaren F1.

Rain in front of mountains.

This looks like rain falling. In fact, it's going sideways.

Rural railway station - from the rails.

Strathcarron Station last weekend. Not exactly Grand Central, but it has a certain charm (and a fair amount of weeds).

Half way down Glen Torridon. That's the munro 'Liathach' behind.

Tree blocking road.

Just got power back after 24 hours. Storm Amy had a right old go at us.

two waterfalls.

Rainfall making its way down the Coire na Ba towards Loch Kishorn.

A red squirrel burying a face full of peanuts.

Hope the weather holds for you!

Hi Kathy. Directly behind the Torridon Community Hall.

Pine Trees.

Standing tall.

A single tree by a loch.

One from a while back. Early morning, Loch Chroisg.

Signpost at sunrise.

Doire nam Fuaran was a very prominent settlement in Torridon and consisted of three townships. Then came the Highland Clearances, and in the early part of the 19th century, folk were forced off the land.

Sweeping road down a steep glen.

Glen Docherty (not to be confused with any country & western singers).