Photographing Along One of Scotland Remotest Roads

The road down to Kinloch Hourn is a 22 mile single track dead end. It is regarded by many as Scotland's remotest road. It is a fantastic road, full of wild raw beauty and varied wildlife.
But for the photographer there are many fantastic opportunities to capture some wonderful images. In this episode I show you just 2 locations along the way.
I am a Professional Landscape Photographer based in the Highlands of Scotland. I specialise in the teaching of landscape photography and offers residential and daily photography workshops. I also sell prints of my own photographs from my own studio.
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[@hjones451]

Love the panoramic image with the dead tree on your right. GREAT VIDEO

[@nevillewatkins4997]

That last shot is an absolute belter Dean. Patience pays off.

[@davidnieuwenhuis2590]

Thanks Dean! This road looks like a hidden gem.

[@GingerCaptures]

What an amazing location and great images Mr 🥰📷👍🏻

[@StephenCadwallader-photography]

Hi recently started watching your videos . Really like history in your videos as well photography . The scenery is amazing. Thanks for a great video Dean 👍.

[@drewbrown1525]

Another stunning vlog. Love the last shot, it had a bit of everything, great leading line,layers,light and beautiful atmosphere.

[@johneast7987]

Nice video Dean, beautiful area, we had a couple of weeks at Altnaharra and a week at Morvich back in 2021 when we had the caravan. Loved the area.

[@Stewsphotography]

Great video Dean one of my favourite spots but not been down there for years. You captured the Glen well and managed to get some great shots despite the windy conditions.

[@jc-ol9mb]

👍👍

[@JohnHPettigrewFujishooter67]

Fantastic Dean, thanks for sharing.

[@grahamroberts5949]

Great video Dean, the images were as always better than half decent and the last one ofvthe croft and road really nice, it wouls be interesting to know if you edited it or captured itnout of camera, looking forward to the next video

[@gregscott2330]

Hi Dean, the drone shots are amazing. Beautiful images, portfolio worthy. Thanks for sharing.

[@djchrismac]

I really enjoyed that thanks, not only a cracking location but your shot decision making and lens choices based on what you were seeing, then your explanation of exactly what light you were waiting on was very interesting. I also loved your very British "i'll put the most half decent photo up!" 😄 The final photo was well worth the wait, cheers.

[@alanpinn2266]

Another great video Dean! You've certainly got some good advice in this one. We should all take note - and slow down - and wait for the right light to caress the landscape. It'll pay big dividends - as you've illustrated here. Keep up the good work. Cheers!

[@douglasperrin6208]

Hi Dean, another great video from a remote and beautiful location. The way you talk us through the composition of your shots has been a major contributor in my the rapid improvement of my photograghy skills. Your enthusiasm is inspiring, thank you.

[@MovingTargetOne]

Just an observation of your intro, you say capturing the beauty of the Scottish Highlands, whilst showing an image of Dunnottar castle. This is not the Highlands :p

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

What's the road you was on called