So, just to remind my viewers these are the three topics I am considering, and these are a few of the images I have taken to date:
Option 1 – carry on with the Reeds

Loch Cill Chriosd – Alison Price, January 2019

Loch Cill Chriosd – Alison Price, January 2019

Loch Cill Chriosd – Alison Price, January 2019

Loch Cill Chriosd – Alison Price, January 2019

Reeds of Loch Cill Chriosd – Alison Price, January 2019
Option 2 – The Cuillin Ridge

Beinn na Caillich – Alison Price, February 2019

Beinn na Caillich – Alison Price, February 2019

Beinn na Caillich – Alison Price, February 2019

Bla Bheinn – Alison Price, February 2019

Beinn na Caillich – Alison Price, February 2019
Option 3 – Trees

Trees 2 – Alison Price, February 2019

Trees 4 – Alison Price, February 2019

Trees 5 – Alison Price, February 2019

Trees 6 – Alison Price, February 2019

Trees 7 – Alison Price, February 2019
However, I did enjoy the Guest Lecture by Matthew Murray last week and found some inspiration from his Saddleworth project. One of the ideas I had for my WIPP was to do some night photography particularly over the Black Cuillin using the light of the moon. I thought this might provide for some dramatic images and provide a clarity along the Ridge that was to be my focus. However, Matthew had taken some images of the landscape and used some novel ways of lighting them including car headlights, a torch and even a barbecue.

Saddleworth – Matthew Murray, 2017

Saddleworth – Matthew Murray, 2017

Saddleworth – Matthew Murray, 2017

Saddleworth – Matthew Murray, 2017
The weather for the weekend suggests some improvement and maybe some clearer skies. I am going to travel the road to Elgol in the dark armed with a very high duty torch and use the headlights from my car to try out the idea – if there is no moonlight!
