Photo Feature: Cloud Island by Morten Hansen
Skye may be famous for spectacular mountain and coastal scenery, but it's also well known for mist and rain. Photographer Morten Hansen has made a virtue of the challenging island weather.
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Wilderbeest
© Wilderbeest
Zig zag road on the great orme
© blind_pugh, 16 Nov 2019
The upper tyrolean on The Old Man Of Stoer
© Tomprusk, May 2019
Morning arrival on the snowy summit.
© Tomprusk, May 2019
Tryfan dawn
© Sean Kelly, Jan 2010
Approaching the summit of Snowdon
© RockWest, 09 Nov 2019
AbE
© AbE
John Saleh
© John Saleh
Coggo
© Coggo
quickdrawmcraw
© quickdrawmcraw
Rosie Robson
© Rosie Robson
Love the beard
© ReeceBCooper, May 2018
NicolaJoanneCarter
© NicolaJoanneCarter
Nathanluvsrugby
© Nathanluvsrugby
Ellieandstars101
© Ellieandstars101
Go get it!
© Mike Lates, 13 Nov 2019
Morning fog over the lower slopes of South Head, Kinder
© Mike Hutton, 28 Oct 2019
An Teallach at dawn, Scottish Highlands
© Mike Hutton, Feb 2013
Early morning light from the approach slope of Blencathra in the Lake District
© Mike Hutton, Nov 2016
Morning mist from Bamford edge looking towards Win Hill in the Peak District
© Mike Hutton, Sep 2019
Morning mist over South Head from Cracken edge, Chinley in the Peak District
© Mike Hutton, 28 Oct 2019
Temperature Inversion over Eccles Pike from Chinley Churn
© Mike Hutton
Hope cement works and castleton from the summit of Mam tor in the peak district
© Mike Hutton, 02 Nov 2019
Morning light on Lakeland peaks from the summit of Fleetwith Pike in the Lake District
© Mike Hutton, 10 Nov 2019
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