Spring melt dribbles into the rivers and forms tiny cascades as they drain into Rannoch moor. This view gives a slightly distorted perspective of the mighty Buachaille and despite the lovely sunshine and laser blue skies it isn't my favourite time of day to shoot a scene such as this but the big plus is that the sun is high enough to penetrate the deep hole in front of the little cascade and that gives rise to detail below the water surface. A case of making the best of the conditions I had.

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