Devilishly difficult for me to get down to anymore, mainly due to a snapped Achilles heel, and it's probably now made off limits on the grounds of health and safety. This tricky descent to the sea floor at the base of the Duncansby cliffs to view the dagger shaped stacks is quite a wonderful viewpoint. I loved the red sandstone rock and the soft stormy light, though I had to use some very judicious filtering with a combination of ND grads and a slight turn of a polariser to control reflected light. Why, well this was shot on my old Pentax 67II a few years back and the dynamic range of Fuji Velvia film is barely 5 stops. The old steam driven SLR reflex still occasionally gets to come out and play, mainly because I have around 50 rolls of Fuji Velvia 50 120 film to use up, and secondly because I like the sound it makes when you fire the shutter causing every bird for a hundred metres to launch themselves skyward, and that's with the mirror locked up.