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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Shaquiya Sands and Indian Ocean, Oman
© Robert Durran, Dec 2019
Nearing the top... Aiguille d'Orny
© BStar
Callum_Brindley
© Callum_Brindley
Sunset at Costa del Brean.
© Ben.o.neill, 19 Jan 2020
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Ferchensee and Wettersteinspitze near Mittenwald (Bavaria, Germany)
© Admiralbenson, Nov 2019
Cave dale crag in the winter sun
© Short arms and deep pockets, 19 Jan 2020
Last light on Crib y Ddysgl Crib Goch
© johnhenderson, 19 Jan 2020
Ravens
© Rog Wilko, Jan 1970
LaybackLuke
© LaybackLuke
LeongSchlong
© LeongSchlong
Carrying their own mat....
© supersteve, May 2019
Spotting
© supersteve, Apr 2019
Waiting for the sun in Fontainebleau
© supersteve, 24 Jan 2020
Classic scrambling on the North ridge of Tryfan
© Rhys Hamer, 23 Jan 2020
Phippy
© Phippy
LeongSchlong
© LeongSchlong
LeongSchlong
© LeongSchlong
Sea mist sweeping up the Bethesda valley; from Bristly ridge
© dmorgan27, 23 Jan 2020
Leaving Tryfan summit
© dmorgan27, 23 Jan 2020
Starting out on Y gribin and the East ridge of Snowdon.
© dmorgan27, 23 Jan 2020
Scramblers on the final gulley before Tryfan summit
© dmorgan27, 24 Jan 2020
Cloud inversion from Bristly ridge.
© Rhys Hamer, 24 Jan 2020
Would you 'Adam and Eve' it!
© Terryl Morgan, 23 Jan 2020
Starting out on the North ridge
© dmorgan27, 23 Jan 2020
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