Metamorphic

Location: Isle of Lewis and Harris, Scotland The Outer Hebrides in Scotland are an isolated chain of islands in the west. Alien and isolated, the landscapes are mostly built on metamorphic rock. Rock that has changed form from high temperatures and pressure over time. This aerial shot features the coastline of Cliff Beach. A secluded bay on the west coast of Harris. Travelling the Isle by motorbike, I wanted to find a nice spot for sunset. I picked out Cliff Beach on the map knowing nothing about it and took a gamble. One that definitely paid off. As I drove down the narrow winding roads, I reached the entrance of the bay. Pristine white sands enclosed by chiseled cliffs and rolling surf entered my field of view. The sun melted in the distance. This will do! After taking a few shots with my DSLR, I got the drone in the air. As I flew it along the edge of the bay I watched the crashing waves and turquoise waters below through the drones camera. Combine with the sound of the churning se