Good morning from a misty South Harris. The sea haar looks as if it will burn off more quickly today. It’s been enchanting to watch.

The veils of sea mist hovering over the Isle of Harris these last few days have been mesmerising. Oh, how they love to play with your perceptions of the shoreline and the bones of the land. Endlessly elusive, enigmatic, a ballet of vapour.

Full moon emerging through a hazy dusk behind the Shiant Isles and Scalpay - September 2024.

Lingerbay, Isle of Harris, low tide. What a week it was - summer arrived at last and already it seems like a dream. At least it makes the transition into autumn days a bit more tolerable.

Absolutely brilliant from Christopher.

I’m thrilled to be showing this work at the wonderful @gairlochmuseum from next weekend. The exhibition will feature not only oils on canvas exhibited for the 1st time (inspired by the seas of the Inner Sound and the Minch), but will show 3 of the latest series of watercolours.

A happy chaos in the studio, prepping work for next weekend’s opening of my exhibition at Gairloch Museum.

Ploughed cloud? These altoculumus undulatus clouds have been spotted by 'Tedder' in Devon this morning. Differing wind speeds at the height of the cloud causes it to form the parallel rolls that you can see.

A fun and productive day today, spent hanging the exhibition in Gairloch Museum with Corinna, our wonderful curator. What great teamwork, we’d hung the show in a couple of hours and then enjoyed a magical, sun-drenched lunch outside on the terrace overlooking the sea loch!

A beautiful, calm start to the day here in Wester Ross. Have a great day, wherever you are. (Looking out from the croft and over The Minch to Harris, the Clisham clearly visible this morning)

“Minch Song” opens this evening with the Exhibition Preview 5-7pm. It’s been an absolute joy to help out with the hang this week, with glorious sunshine bouncing off the sea & onto the Museum walls. Feeling immensely grateful to be showing this work in this very special place.

We popped along and the work is stunning - find out more on our website… Plus on air from Monday on the morning sequence.

Minch Song: new exhibition of oils and watercolours from Alison Dunlop Alison Dunlop at the Gairloch Museum. View the paintings online at gairlochmuseum.org/minch-song

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A roadside snap by Loch Tollaidh, this morning. The light is dim, but the vivid autumn colours are breathtaking in the mist this morning!

Heavens above… the sky tonight!

Otherworldly corona over Alberta tonight...WOW! #northernlights #auroraborealis

The mighty Slioch's first snow yesterday, from just outside the back door, with the long lens. Always a sight to behold!

Dramatic skies over the Hebrides, this morning, as wintry weather looms.

Sea state just a bit ‘Rough’ out there right now. A bitter Northerly adds to the fun. Oh joy.