I like the way the shore sweeps round and snaps your eye straight in to the island. Sticky toffee pudding is far too stodgy after a meal, has to be about something light preferably with chocolate on :-)

A superb view of this beautiful place Richard

I love this beach, very nice capture of it

The little lighthouse over the horizon, the beautiful clouds, the superb wet sand and the calm sea... that's my cup of pic !

my oh my - sure you're going to have my visit !

Beautiful place..
Have a nice day.

Very beautiful landscape. The clouds are creating magic for sure

Simple and excellent.

Wow, wonderful view!

A very beautiful composition !

this looks and sounds like my cup of coffee ... a beatiful beach, a lighthouse, and a comfy pub ... ahhh, the joys of life !!!

Heard a great programme on radio scotland, "Kidnapped" was based round the isle of Mull as his father was an engineer working on lighthouses round that way. I wonder if he worked here too?

Lead me to Fidra, what a great composition to explore!

well seen and composed
have a nice day

Really like your low PoV on this ... and oh, Fidra or the Pub ... what a decision to have to make. ;D

Umm, cough, splutter...your sensor needs a clean up....(Sky, top right, at least 5 blobs) I feel like the well meaning uncle who tells you that you've got spinach in your teeth, or the guy at work who tells you that you've got BO. But, honest guv, it's well meant! (BTW, it's dead easy and safe to do, don't be afraid of doing it!!)

Let me give you some hints if you can't find a video. In increasing order of "scariness" 1.Take the lens off, hold the camera upside down and fire off a burst of 20 shots. The mirror vibration, and general air being flapped about might be all that is needed. To test if it has worked, aim the camera(with or without lens), at a blank white wall, defocus the lens, if its on. Take a shot. Import it. If you have a sharpening tool, sharpen the image as much as you can. Look for blobs. If that doesn't work, buy the biggest hand blower that you can afford(Truly size matters!), lock the mirror back, squeeze hard on the blower a few times. re-test as above. If that doesn't work, gently use the sable hairs in a gentle sweeping motion on the sensor whilst squeezing/blowing. Test as above. DO NOT ever, ever, ever use any form of compressed gas. The "Gas" commonly is mixed with liquid, which will leave a stain on your sensor. If none of that works, buy some good quality sensor cleaners(Get one the right size for your sensor). They are like paddles on a stick, that are moistened with a solvent. Wipe ONCE from left to right with one side, wipe ONCE with the other side going right to left. re-test. If that doesn't work try again, WITH A NEW cleaning swab. I do the last cleaning routine every 5000 shots, or whenever I see muck on the sensor. I've never harmed one yet. Good luck!!

I like this view.

Good shot Richard, I've never been but it makes me want to go across.