Two very different views of island life — one sheep tucked up in a bus shelter, the other braving the wind by the cliffs.
Both scenes say a lot about life in the Outer Hebrides. The weather turns quickly, the wind rarely stops, and everything — people and animals alike — learns to adapt. Whether it’s finding shelter where you can or standing firm against the elements, it’s just part of life out here.
These are the small moments I love to capture. Quiet, real, and completely unposed — the kind of scenes that tell the story of these islands better than words ever could.