AB 001 - Cloud formations over Loch Tay from the approach to Beinn Ghlas, the 'first' summit in the Ben Lawers group in Perthshire, Central Scotland.

AB002 - The 'title' peak of the Ben Lawers (Hill of the Loud Stream) group from the Beinn Ghlas (Grey, green Mountain) summit. An Stuc (Peak), Meall Garbh (Rough Hill) and Meall Greigh (Hill of the Horse Studs) can be seen, left to right, just breaking the horizon over the left 'shoulder' of Ben Lawers

AB003 - Rock formation between Ben Lawers and An Stuc

AB004 - Looking back along the summits of An Stuc and Ben Lawers, from Meall Garbh, with Beinn Ghlas visible in the centre, but farthest away.

AB005 - Lochan nan Cat cradled by Ben Lawyers on the left, and An Stuc.

AB006 - A Willow leans over the placid River Stour in Suffolk, South-East England

AB007 - Reflecting in the River Stour.

AB008 - The flatness of the Suffolk countryside emphasises the 'big' skies.

AB009 - Autumn in Blackford Glen, a semi-natural parkland in South-central Edinburgh.

AB010 - Autumn in Blackford Glen, a semi-natural parkland in South-central Edinburgh.

AB011 - Autumn in Blackford Glen, a semi-natural parkland in South-central Edinburgh.

AB012 - Srom nan Forsair and Meall a' Bhuiridh (Hill of the Bellowing) are both part of the mountain area South-East of Glencoe called the White Mounth.

AB013 - Another view of the White Mounth over a frozen lochan

AB014 - Sunlight through a gap in the clouds lights up Srom nan Forsair and Meall a' Bhuiridh.

AB015 - Browside Fell from near the top of Hardknott pass in the English Lake District

AB016 - Just after sunset on the shore of Derwentwater.

AB017 - Tilberthwaite Fell from near Blea Tarn in the Langdale area of the Lakes

AB018 - Mist drifting over the hills of Balquhidder in the Trossachs, Central Scotland

AB019 - Ardnandave in the Winter sunshine, near Strathyre, Central Scotland

AB020 - Full moon looking over the floodlit Stirling Castle.

AB021 - White cottage at the Northern end of Glen Etive, with the Eastern 'entrance' to Glen Coe in the right, middle distance

AB022 - Looking along the frozen River Coupall toward the Buchialle Etive Mor (The Big Etive Shepherd), which sits at the juncture of Glen Etive and Glencoe.

AB023 - Eastern end of Glen Coe

AB024 - An abandoned cottage or, possibly, a bothy i.e. mountain shelter, on the shore of Loch Stack in Caithness, Northern Scotland