
Glencoe, Scotland
Warden
Some of the best viewpoints are the ones you’re given by someone who knows the place. Our B&B host shared her favourite vantage point for Castle Stalker, and by sunset I was standing exactly where she’d suggested, watching the light gather around this extraordinary little tower house, seemingly floating in Loch Laich.
The castle sits on a tidal island, and look closely, you can see the tracks that lead out across the shore — a path that appears and disappears with the tide. At high water, the island is cut off completely, save for a tiny ferry that becomes the only way on or off. There’s something wonderfully theatrical about it: one moment the castle is connected to the mainland, the next it’s an island fortress, surrounded by water and fading light.
Nikon D7200 · Tamron 10-24mm · 16mm · f/11 · 0.5 sec · ISO 100
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