Waterfalls along the course of the Allt Coir’ a’ Mhadaidh river as it cascades down from the Cullin Hills, Glen Brittle, Isle of Skye. Felsite dykes formed between 23 million and 66 million years ago intrude into the igneous gabbro bedrock causing differential erosion in which waterfalls and pools form in a series down the valley.
Alex Hyde is one of Britain’s leading exponents of close-up nature photography. His award-winning images portray a hidden world of extraordinary beauty. “To this day I delight in revealing tiny details of subjects that would be missed by the naked eye. Many of my pictures involve photographing moving subjects smaller than a grain of rice. Nature provides me with an endless array of fascinating subjects.”
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