Isle of Harris and Lewis

Harris & Lewis | Edge of Land, Edge of Light
These images are drawn from the raw, weatherworn beauty of the Outer Hebrides—where sea and sky blur, and stone holds the shape of centuries. On Harris, light spills across machair and mountain; on Lewis, peat and rock lie quiet beneath shifting skies. I was drawn to the island's contrasts: the softness of dune grass against granite, the sudden glint of water through cloud, the hush of wind across open moor. This collection moves between shoreline and upland, seeking not landmarks, but the feeling of presence in a place shaped by wind, water, and time.