Two matching panoramas looking north over Loch Lomond are available.The Luss hills are on the left, the Highland Boundary Fault islands on Loch Lomond are in the middle, including the long wooded island of Inchcailloch, Ben Lomond to the right of Inchcailloch, and Conic Hill is on the right, below which is the mouth of the River Endrick. Move your mouse over the pictures to see the names of various places.
Early morning panorama in the snow from Duncryne (8am, December 2004), with snow reflecting the pink sunrise.
Early morning panorama in the snow from Duncryne (8.40am on the same day, December 2004)
Alternative formats and frames: Has been sold so far as a large wall poster with an 8 to 1 ratio. Size 30" by 3.75" at £25 in an ivory coloured mount, or £40 with a hardboard backing and an ivory card mount, with no glass, or size 32" by 4" at £60 framed and with glass covering the picture. A new printing has just been arranged. Available within about a couple of weeks on request to allow time for printing and framing.
Panoramas also available as a 4 or 5 to 1 ratio, so that the picture is cropped at the ends and is taller (6 to 9 inches tall is possible) and not as long, at a higher price to allow for increased printing and framing costs. If you would prefer this format, or a different frame, please enquire by email for a price, a sample thumbnail, and a description of possible frames.
Note that a licence is needed to photograph or ring this Schedule 1 species at or near the nest.
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