Highland Silence by sossy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Scotland, Argyll, Glencoe
The higher we hiked the more I had the feeling to be the Highlander *g*
Thanks a lot for all appreciated comments! ;o)

Comments (24)
Kann ich mir gut vorstellen 8=) Bildschöne Komposition!
What a superb mountain landscape! Nice capture, Rita!
The silence of the moor...... very nice shot, Rita !
A good workout for every muscle ...nice one!
i like the receding hills
This is amazing!
Desolation wilderness here. Very nice shot.
Beautiful capture Rita.
Nice, but dezsolate landscape!
Another fantastic view... Fabulous landscape my friend... Very very well captured!!!
Looks so peaceful Rita.
Very beautiful scene. Those hills look like they go on forever!
Wow you must be really fit great capture :) Cathy xoxoxo
Great peaceful capture indeed !!!
beautiful shot, enough to make you want to dig out the old hiking boots (probably 1 size too small by now) why do we live in cities...
There can be only one :) This is be the perfect place.... Very nice shot. Aloha
As always a wonderful landscape. You are an excellent photographer. Congratulations.
Where one feels one can see forever. Beautiful
Such pretty country! I think your camera is looking from where I'll build my cabin. :) Excellent shot!
What a great view and very soft colors!!!!!
This is an amazing trek. thank you for sharing it with us.
When I went through the Highlands I was amazed at how empty the place was. In such a crowded Kingdom it is a really strong feeling to see so much space with no people, no dwellings, even no sheep! This shot reminds me of those journies.
so very lovely
This is so beautiful Rita - a wonderful trip!