Scotland Photography Tour | Isle of Skye & Scottish Highlands

Today is all about the Isle of Skye. We will get up bright and early for a short trek to Quiraing landslip where we'll capture the wild and majestic sunrise.

When it comes to capturing the rising sun, there could be no better vantage point! 

A plethora of rolling mountains and moss-covered rock, Quiraing landslip is as rustic and as close to nature as you can Read moreget, and with the sunrise's golden light in play, it's a view one can never forget.

After our time photographing the sunrise is over, we'll spend the majority of the day capturing otherworldly Fairy Glen and the natural castle of Ewan.

We'll then take in the golden light at the Neist Point lighthouse in Portree.

On your third day of this tour, your destination will be the famed Old Man of Storr, where we'll need to hike for approximately an hour to our designated shooting spot. That hour of hiking may sound daunting, but trust us, it's more than worth it.

Once arrived, we will capture the sun's first rays hitting this ancient natural formation and, hopefully, create a plethora of beautiful photographs.

After a breather, our next destination will be a few nearby waterfalls, before a sunset shoot at Eileen Donan Castle.

Depending on the conditions, we may head back to the Quiraing landslip on day four for some more epic landscape photography. If the conditions are suitable, we'll also head to the enchanting Fairy Pools at the base of the Black Cullins mountains.

In the afternoon, we'll make our way to the Elgol village coastline for some awesome sunset shooting.

This will be our final day in Skye. We'll make the most of it with a sunrise shoot at the tiered waterfalls of Sligachan, set upon the background of the breathtaking peaks of Sgurr Nan Gillean.

Thereafter, we'll continue our journey south, pausing at the Glenfinnan Viaduct for photo opportunities. You may recognise this gorgeous area as famous for being a filRead moreming location for the Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter films. The steam train will be running, so be prepared to capture it in all its atmospheric beauty!

From there, we'll travel into Glencoe, the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Carved by glaciers and volcanic activity, this area is rich in history and brimming with photographic delights. We'll make our home for the next few nights at the Kingshouse Hotel.

We'll begin the day with sunrise at the Glencoe Valley, where we'll explore the lochs and the glorious area surrounding Glen Etive. This is where you'll find the Etive Mor Falls, with the stunning Buachaille mountain as a backdrop. It offers a myriad of compositions to be considered, so we'll take our time to capture the perfect shot.

We'll then make our way Read morealong the Glen, stopping to shoot at various waterfalls situated upon the River Etive. There is the possibility of an encounter with the wild red deer that call this area home. In the afternoon, we'll head to a famous filming location for James Bond's 'Skyfall'.

We'll continue to unearth picturesque delights in the lochs and lochans surrounding the Glencoe Valley. The weather conditions here are dynamic, so there may be the chance to photograph places we have already explored, albeit in different light.

This will be the final day of our workshop. We'll wake for an early sunrise at Glencoe, before returning to the stunning surrounds of Glen Etive for another opportunity to capture the Buachaille Etive Mor Falls.

From there, we'll make our way back to Inverness and drop you off by 15:00 to 16:00.