Scotland Isle of Mull....

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in a couple of weeks I'll be going to Mull for a few days. As its my first time on the island, I was wondering if anyone had any experience of things to do and see (and photograph ;) ) that they'd recommend?
Thanks in advance :)
 
Salen. There are (or were the last time I was on Mull) three old fishing boats drawn up on the beach which are slowly mouldering away.
 
john.margetts said:
Salen. There are (or were the last time I was on Mull) three old fishing boats drawn up on the beach which are slowly mouldering away.
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Cool, I've been looking to try and get some shots of old boats.
Thanks for that.
 
I went a couple of years ago, left the DSLR at home (accidently) and just had an X100 with me.

Did spend one day with Sam at http://www.islandscapephotography.co.uk/ on one of her photography tours, which was good as we visited several locations.

Results of my week on Mull here https://www.flickr.com/photos/89667368@N05/albums/72157634009184707

Trip out to Staffa was worth it, as was Iona. But just remeber if you are driving everything trip takes a long time as virtually every road is single track.
 
Sadly I think the white-tailed sea eagle boat trips don't start until later in the year, but it would be worth double-checking just in case.
 
Mr Perceptive said:
I went a couple of years ago, left the DSLR at home (accidently) and just had an X100 with me.

Did spend one day with Sam at http://www.islandscapephotography.co.uk/ on one of her photography tours, which was good as we visited several locations.

Results of my week on Mull here https://www.flickr.com/photos/89667368@N05/albums/72157634009184707

Trip out to Staffa was worth it, as was Iona. But just remeber if you are driving everything trip takes a long time as virtually every road is single track.
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your images are great.
Thanks for sharing.
 
There are so many wonderful little nooks and bits of coastline, burns and the like to explore - it's a magnificent place. The boats are indeed good (if somewhat cliched) but there is something interesting pretty much everywhere - it's a small island which packs a load in. I'd be over there again in a heartbeat if work was a bit quieter!

Sorry, it's not very specific I know, but just get out and walk, drive (or cycle) around with your camera as much as you can.
 
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