I had a good week last week taking photographs and enjoyed the challenges of capturing the Rosebay Willowherb. I had plans to return to the stands of pink flowers to take some images using a different technique. I intended to use intentional camera movement to mimic the swaying of the stems. However, the weather has been very variable in Skye – nothing new I hear you say – but we have been battered by heavy persistent rain and high winds. So, for the most part, I have only ventured out with the iPhone in my pocket.
I take a brisk, long walk each day and like to record what I see along the way. You may recall that I recorded some of the daily views from my walks during lockdown. I thought it would be interesting to remember those spring days and look at the images I took this week to see the change in seasons, colours and weather conditions:

Image a Day Project - Day 58 - Alison Price, May 2020

Autumn Walk 1 - Alison Price, September 2020

Image a Day Project - Day 60 - Alison Price, May 2020

Autumn Walk 2 - Alison Price, September 2020

Image a Day Project - Day 55 - Alison Price, May 2020

Autumn Walk 3 - Alison Price, September 2020
After enjoying the Rosebay Willowherb project, I went on a walk at Skinidin, where I had taken those images and did some quick shots of some of the other subjects I might use for next week – seed heads and the golden colours of autumn. These are simply record shots to remind me of where to return to consider the subject more carefully, but I look forward to working on this next week with my trusty Nikon Z7.

And finally, the Image of the Week. Along the shore where I walk and just around the corner from where I live, I pass a beach which is known as Silver Sands. As I passed by the light sparkled on the sand and a couple walked along the water’s edge. So, in a poor week of photography this is my Image of the Week.

IMAGE OF THE WEEK - Silver Sands - Alison Price, September 2020

Alison Price
My name is Alison Price and for the past ten years I have travelled the world photographing wildlife, including Alaska, Antarctica, Borneo, Botswana, the Canadian Arctic, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe.