The rocky shoreline of Hushinish on the remote west coast of Harris, Scotland. The name Hushinish in Gaelic means ‘house headland’. This area contains some of the most ancient rocks exposed in Europe, and once formed part of an extensive Precambrian North Atlantic series, along with similar rocks in Greenland and eastern Canada. The area is composed mainly of quartz feldspars with banded gneiss and granite.
Living in Dorest, Guy has been published worldwide throughout his 25 year career and his main interest is the wildlife and wild places of the UK, where he works to capture subjects in new ways, often using new techniques in order to produce a unique image.
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