Mountain Images Prints for Sale
Mountain Images have been publishing superb and exclusive prints for 40 years.
We have an established reputation for high quality products and personal service.
The subjects of my Scottish Highlands prints are primarily the mountains of the north and west including Ben Nevis, The Buachaille Etive Mor, An Teallach, Liathach, Aonach Eagach, Schiehallion, The Cuillin of Skye, Suilven, Stac Pollaidh, Ben Lawers, Kintail, Glencoe and Torridon.
My Lake District collection of prints include Scafell, Scafell Pike, Great Gable, Helvellyn, Striding Edge, Pillar Fell, The Langdale Pikes, Skiddaw, and Blencathra, along with other mountains in the valleys of Langdale, Derwentwater, Wastwater, Ullswater, Buttermere, Coniston and Ennerdale.
My collection of prints of Snowdon and Snowdonia features predominantly stunning panoramic and classic views in all seasons of the year of Snowdon, Crib Goch, The Snowdon Horseshoe, The Llynnau Mymbyr, Cwm Dyli, Tryfan, Llyn Ogwen, Y Garn and the Glyders ranges.
A Distinctive Style
I am passionate about the capture of classic and traditional mountain images in the very best of conditions. I keep the use of creative filters to the absolute minimum and carry out only the most basic post-capture corrective work back in the studio. The prints you buy from me genuinely reflect the view I saw on the day I took the picture.
Print Quality
I captured all my mountain images on professional film or top performing digital cameras before printing them onto professional papers with 100 year lightfast ultrachrome inks. I can also supply framed prints using quality mouldings. These framed prints are supplied individually to special order after consultation with the customer.
Guarantee
I have been publishing my mountain images prints since 1983. Each and Every order receives my personal attention to ensure that customers enjoy a first class product and a friendly and efficient service. I am always happy to discuss customers’ requirements, enquiries or concerns before they place an order.
Ben Nevis and Loch Lochy
Ben Nevis, Carn Mor Dearg, Aonach Moor and The Grey Lorries across Loch Lochy from Bunarkaig
As our climate has slowly changed over the last decade, cold, clear and frosty winter mornings have become increasingly rare. There is often no time at all for fresh falls of snow to accumulate and consolidate before being washed away by the return of lengthy spells of wet and mild weather.
When such excellent weather as I encountered on this morning does prevail, I always make an effort to be at my chosen location just before dawn. The journey from home in Invermoriston to Bunarkaig on the northern shores of Loch Lochy takes little more than an hour and as I left home at 5am there was already signs of light in the star-studded sky.
Mist lingered in the narrow defile that cradles the waters of Loch Lochy and on the slopes of the neighbouring mountains of Sron a’Choire Ghairbh and Meall na Teanga, but upon cresting the hill at Stronaba, Ben Nevis appeared directly ahead with its snow covered upper slopes beautifully illuminated by the early morning sunlight.
There were further tantalising views of the mountain in the breaks between the trees on the road between Gairlochy and Bunarkaig. However, the full majesty of the view was not revealed until I arrived at my chosen viewpoint at a break in the woodland encircling a small inlet in Loch Lochy.
Here, from this frost covered hollow where the temperature was still several degrees below zero, the distant mountains shone brightly with a thin ribbon of cloud floating etherially across the summits of Ben Nevis, Carn Mor Dearg and Aonach Moor. The frost and any remaining mist mist soon disappeared upon the arrival of welcome warming sunlight
Framed perfectly by tall shadowy pines and frost covered heather, the whole scene was also perfectly reflected in the still waters of the loch. From a more elevated viewpoint the vista was more extensive and included not only the Ben Nevis Range but also the neighbouring peaks of the Grey Corries as well.
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Mountain Images Audio-Visual Presentations
I have been delivering my powerful audio-visual presentations to corporate clients, film festivals, fundraising events and private functions for many years, and I am grateful to have received considerable acclaim from audiences nationwide. Now designed and produced using the very latest digital technology in high definition widescreen format, these stunning presentations take my audiences on a lifetime’s journey of discovery.
The images are meticulously sequenced to music, sensitively and expertly chosen not only to enhance the visual impact of the photography but also to help audiences to fully appreciate the experiences, both physical and emotional, of those who enter some of the world’s most remote and magnificent mountain environments.
From ‘Endless Horizons – Eternal Summits’
From ‘The Magic of Mountain Light’
A selection of these audio-visual sequences, extracted from my two major presentations – “Endless Horizons – Eternal Summits” and “The Magic of Mountain Light” are reproduced here in high definition video for your enjoyment. They are presented in a new browser window from my YouTube channel and for best results I recommend that they are viewed in full screen mode.
