Ed Duncan Photography

10/06/2026

Hoping you like the 2027 Wester Ross Calendar.

I've just re-stocked the Farm & Garden Store/Gairloch Farm Shop, Loch Torridon Community Centre gallery and the Ullapool Bookshop.

Also available at Gairloch gifts, Poolewe Village Store & Post Office, Arctic Convoy Museum, Latitude 57 Arts & Crafts, Pool House - Poolewe, Scotland and Sands Caravan and Camping, Gairloch

If you're in the area, please do drop in and have a look around — so many lovely local things in store🙏🙂

Also online at link in comments below :

07/06/2026

Moody Mellon. Just after sunrise, the wind tugged at the surf while a fleeting band of gold glowed beneath stormy clouds at Mellon Udrigle .

05/06/2026

No moody landscapes from me this Friday — I’ve been a “busy bee” in the garden all day 😅
The work is far from done. So many weeds. So many dandelions. Ach well.
Feeling the need to snap something between chores, I grabbed this shot of a bee on a geranium flower!
Wishing you a great weekend wherever you are! 😀

26/05/2026

Please help if you can 🙏🙂 This August I’ll be taking part in the 25-mile Great Wilderness Challenge hoping we can raise money for several important charities, including Highland Hospice.

If you’ve enjoyed my photography over the years and would like to support a cause that means a great deal to many people here in the Highlands, we'd be hugely grateful for any donation. Every contribution really does make a difference.

You can read more about the challenge and donate using the link below.

Thank you so much for your support — and please feel free to share this post. Highland Hospice Great Wilderness Challenge

I'm taking part in the Great Wilderness Challenge to raise funds for Highland Hospice and other health and social care charities supporting the people of the Highlands. Please support my Great Wildern

21/05/2026

Baosbheinn, and the wee ruined crofthouse by Loch Bad an Sgalaig. I remember local Annie Warren once telling me that horses were kept there, and that the ground is still marked to this day by their walking round and round the croft over many years.
Over the years, I’ve also enjoyed wandering the remote hills of Wester Ross, trying to find views that feel a wee bit different. In this case, I wanted to take advantage of the amazing textures of light and shade, and create a composition that took in the crofthouse, the loch, and as much of Baosbheinn’s long ridge as possible.

20/05/2026

Sunset Squalls Over Badachro
I love the mountains, and I love wandering through our remote glens and over our local hills. For me, there aren’t many better ways to celebrate a birthday evening than enjoying a packed lunch surrounded by nature, so a few evenings ago my wife and I did exactly that. We sat and watched the squalls come and go, looking down over the white houses of Badachro towards the northern tip of the Isle of Skye.

14/05/2026

Red Point Beach. Sunshine and showers — and in this light, you can see how it gets its name!

10/05/2026

Icy showers with a dollop or two of warm sun - we headed up the beautiful, less-frequented NW ridge of Baosbheinn yesterday, trying to keep our legs in shape ahead of taking part in the Great Wilderness Challenge in a few months’ time.
On the way I caught this moody scene just as a hail shower swept through, looking towards Sgorr Dubh. Liathach is just visible to the left, with the Horns of Beinn Alligin rising on the right.

04/05/2026

Isle of Harris – Niosaboist, Tràigh Iar.
A few evenings ago: the ocean in full motion, wave after wave rolling in. I loved the contrast between the cool tones of the water and the warm light on the sand as the sun dropped into the Atlantic. One of many incredible seascapes just across the Minch from home - and such a lovely welcome - tapadh leibh, Visit Outer Hebrides Chì mi thu a dh’aithghearr 😊

04/05/2026

Aye, that’ll be him. Away for a night and the veg vanished. Can’t say I’m entirely against a bit of venison now 😏 - cho mì-fhortanach ...