Cloud Inversion over Glen Coe & the Three Sisters Mounted Print

Jack Marris moved to Applecross in 2012 after extensively travelling across Scotland in search of dramatic landscapes to photograph. He fell in love with the northwest Highlands, and Applecross embodied everything he was seeking for photographic inspiration, making it the perfect location to launch his professional photography career.

Most of the images Jack captures are meticulously planned to take advantage of seasonal light and weather & are often several years in the making. Many of his photographs require camping overnight on mountain summits and ridges, in all seasons, making careful planning an essential part of his creative process.

The early morning light highlights the peaks of Bidean nam Bian, the highest mountain in Argyll, and the Three Sisters of Glen Coe, known for their steep, dramatic slopes. This panoramic image showcases the peaks of Bidean nam Bian and the Three Sisters of Glen Coe at dawn, viewed from the top of Aonach Eagach. A cloud inversion in the valley below adds a unique, atmospheric touch. Perfect for spaces like living rooms, offices, or any area where you want to bring in a sense of natural beauty and depth.  

Dimensions approx (in mount) :  Length 24cm x Height 21cm

The print comes with wall fixings so it can be hung on a wall without the need for a frame & is wrapped in protective cellophane.

All prints are professionally mounted in-house at Jack's gallery with care & attention to detail.