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I had spent a good part of the day engaged upon a commission to photograph the interior and exterior of a letting cottage for a local estate, and having finished in the late afternoon I hoped for some good light to do some personal work and photograph the local surroundings.
Waiting on good light turned out to be a frustrating affair, especially as I was in such fine surroundings. The view shown here is of Gruinard River, taken not far from its exit into Gruinard Bay on Scotland's north-west coast, and in the distance can be seen the ghost-like presence of Beinn Dearg. Along side the river, on the right in the above photograph, is a good track popular with walkers. It runs for several kilometres inland, eventually ending at Loch na Sealga, a narrow loch which lies squeezed between two great mountains, An Teallach and Beinn Dearg.
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