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Caithness select photo gallery
A select gallery of only my finest or favourite Caithness photos. From sunset and crashing waves at Dounreay and Dunnet to the Pentland Firth, Duncansby stacks and Bucholly Castle – I’ll be adding more soon.
Dunnet Head lighthouse at duskCrashing Waves – Dounreay at Sunset – 3December afternoon light with the Stacks of Duncansby and Thirle DoorCrashing Waves – Dounreay at Sunset – 2Bucholly Castle EntranceThe Dounreay Nuclear Establishment on the Caithness CoastAcross Dunnet Bay from Peedie SandsAn Autumn Afternoon on Peedie SandsThe North Coast at Sunset from Dunnet HeadSunset, Dunnet Dunes, CaithnessSocial Distancing at Peedie BeachSunset and surf at Peedie BeachSunset from Peedie BeachDounreay at Sunset Along the Caithness CoastScarfskerry Harbour SunsetSummer Evening Storm – Pentland FirthStunning late evening light – Dunnet Bay in JuneThe Haven, SwonaCrashing Waves – Dounreay at SunsetAtlantic Waves on the Caithness Coast at SunsetSurf thunders in towards the Duncansby Stacks and Thirle DoorThe western cliffs and lighthouse of Dunnet Head at duskClouds ablaze as the sun rises and rain fallsDunnet beach winter sunsetSunset from Dwarwick Head, DunnetRestless Sea at Sunset from Dunnet Head
Dwarwick Head from Dunnet BeachDunnet Beach Reflections
The morning of the partial eclipse of 10th June 2021 was bright but with extensive cloud cover over Caithness in the north of Scotland - but I was lucky to get a single glimpse and single decent shot as a small break passed in front of the sun and moon ...
Bucholly Castle is a fascinating ruin set in a stunning, remote location on the east coast of Caithness between John o' Groats and Wick, just south of Freswick. It is perched above the North Sea on a rocky peninsula joined to the mainland by a narrow neck of land with ...
A grey Saturday afternoon in Caithness, just a fleeting hint of brightness from the west and a choppy Pentland Firth with Dunnet Head, the most northerly point of the British Mainland, in the distance. Shot during a brief stop on our lockdown cycle and foreshore walk during the Covid-19 shutdown ...
After two weeks away Caithness welcomed us home with a beautiful dawn and sunrise. Happy 2020! As the light developed showers closed in from the north and the clouds were ablaze as the rain fell. Behind, to the north, a complementary rainbow to go with the sunrise; typical Caithness conditions! ...
It’s been a dark, damp and sometimes windy week in the north; so here are photos from a more serene Sunday afternoon a couple of weeks ago. At the west end of the village of Dunnet in Caithness a small road winds down the hill to Dwarwick Harbour where there ...
By September in the north of Scotland, it's really noticeable how much earlier darkness is gathering. The sun is already down several hours earlier than in late June when, although the sun does go down behind the horizon, it doesn't get completely dark. Time to re-visit some of the long ...
Just on the Sutherland side of the Sutherland/Caithness border, on the coast at Drumhollistan Moss, is a complex series of deep geos, or coastal inlets, with a steep sided island called Wester Clett in the middle. Wester Clett has been popularly named "Puffin Island" and the surrounding geos as "Puffin ...
With the first strong northerly winds of the autumn, the weekend of 28-29th October was fairly stormy for the North coast of Scotland. With a strong northerly, the swell in the North Atlantic builds quickly and pounds the coast. A few miles west of Thurso lies the headland of Brims ...
A few pictures of flowers in the verge and lawn. Many Northern Marsh Orchids appear every year at the end of May or start of June in the lawn pictured. Primroses grow in the verges and at first I thought the Common Bugle pictured was a different type of orchid ...