I have been to Torridon four times, always in January or February. Short days and unrelenting weather. Hail, wind, rain and snow, then the light breaks through for a few minutes before the next squall comes in. God give me those conditions.

Most people come for Beinn Eighe and the mountains around the glen, and they are magnificent. I keep going back for the old Scots pines, twisted trees standing in heather and bog that turns copper in the winter light. I can spend a whole day in one small patch of woodland, waiting for the light to get right.

These are the prints from those trips.

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