Travel photography, stock photos, fine art prints, and travel blog by Manchester, UK photographer Darby Sawchuk.
Here’s another one from the beautiful Isle of Skye in Scotland. I could explore that place for weeks…
This image is from Neist Point, a rocky promontory that extends out from the Westernmost part of Skye. The drive there follows one of the island’s ridiculously narrow roads covered in sleeping sheep and stops a short walk from the cliff tops towering over the ocean. There is a walk down to the lighthouse pictured below, but I was more interested in this dramatic perspective with the cliffs rising above the land and sea.
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Darby Sawchuk is a Canadian-born photographer who currently resides in Manchester, England. He has travelled to over 40 countries and is always adding more to the list. He creates stock for multiple agencies and is available for assignments.
His work has appeared in such publications as: Men's Journal, New York Magazine, Globetrotters Guides, Footprint Guides, Western Living Magazine, The Telegraph, Forbes Traveler, Country Explorers and more. Read more.
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Absolutely stunning. How’d you get the colors to be so saturated?
A polarizing filter helps to get the blues a bit deeper as it cuts down on reflections from the water. After that, I bumped up the saturation in Photoshop. It’s rare that a shot comes out just how I want it in its raw form, so some Photoshop tweaking is almost always part of the end result.