I have kept the images from some previous calendars on my site as they give a good impression of my work as used in this medium.


Sunset over the Luskentyre, West Harris

January		Ponies at Loch Druidbeg National Nature Reserve, South Uist
February		Bagh Steinige, near Scarista, West Harris
March		Knip and the Kyles of Pabbay, West Lewis
April		Castlebay and the South Isles from Heaval, Barra
May		Sula Sgeir lies north of Lewis and has a large gannet colony which is exploited by the Men of Ness to make their famous gugas.
June		Midsummer dawn at the Callanish Standing Stones in the west of Lewis
July		The Cocklestrand Beach on Barra is famous for the quality of its cockles and also for being the island's airfield.
August		The inlet of Sgeildige and headland of Fianuis on Rona. Thrift and Puffins add colour this isolated island.
September		South Quay, Stornoway is much used by the large fishing fleet.
October		Traigh Sands, Europie on the west side of Ness in Lewis.  The natural arch in the background was said to have been used by the Vikings to "tow the island away from Scotland"
November		Manish on the east coast "Golden Road" of Harris.
December		Catlebay, Barra.  The Calmac ferry Lord of the Isles reaches Oban and Lochboisdale from here.