Landscape Details
Glacial Erratics, Corrie #2
During the last ice age these three erratic boulders must have been carried down by a glacier from the granite highlands to the west, to rest on the Permian sandstone foreshore near the modern settlement of Corrie on the north-eastern coastline of the Isle of Arran. Additional interest is presented by the brightly-coloured seaweed, the tones of which were especially vivid on this dull autumn day.
Nikon D810 | ISO 64 | 24-70 f/2.8 VR @ 34mm | f/16 | 0.25 sec | circular polarising filter
Date: 23/09/2024
Location: Corrie, Isle of Arran