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Breathtaking Snow-Capped Mountains and Serene Lochs of the Scottish Highlands

July 19, 2016

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Breathtaking Snow-Capped Mountains and Serene Lochs of the Scottish Highlands. Forget the Alps! A Scottish photographer captures splendid snow-capped mountains and serene lochs of the Scottish Highlands from valley to peak. The Camillo Berenosh has spent many years traveling, capturing the breathtaking untamed beauty of the native country.

The remarkable Scottish landscape is the passion of his new journey. When you see his series of pictures, you’d definitely forget your tension for a while, incredible snow-topped peaks, deep green valleys, and unharmed forests. The Edinburgh-based photographer is exploring Scotland from high to low capturing incredible landscapes along the way. Therefore, heading deep into nature Camillo presents the raw natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains and tranquil lochs through the seasons from icy and snow-capped to blooming with flowers.

He said; I often camped on summits, and despite harsh weather conditions, I didn’t afraid to wait for the right time and condition to capture the photographs. I have a bit of a slower approach in terms of time to take a perfect click, which also enables me to have a stronger connection with the landscape and flora, and fauna of remote upland areas.

I wanted to protect Scottish nature by doing this project, showing a greater appreciation of the unrivaled grandeur of the hills, landscapes, forests, and many anthropological threats they are facing these days. I also want to motivate another photographer to come to Scotland to explore untouched places.

I am sure, they’d be spellbound by diverse and staggeringly beautiful landscapes in the remoter parts of this country. I’ve spent several hours in the hills, with precise destinations often primarily being determined by where the weather forecast looked most favorable.

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Scottish Highlands - This is a hill walker's paradise as the views from every single monolithic summit in the region are breathtaking.' — Scottish Highlands – This is a hill walker’s paradise as the views from every single monolithic summit in the region are breathtaking.’

The pure power of nature feels more present atop the snow encrusted peaks of Buachaille Etive Beag (above) as the storm clouds gather — The pure power of nature feels more present atop the snow-encrusted peaks of Buachaille Etive Beag (above) as the storm clouds gather

The powerful craggy face of the historic Beinn Alligin mountains (above) loom large next to the puffy white clouds that dip low in the sky — The powerful craggy face of the historic Beinn Alligin mountains (above) looms large next to the puffy white clouds that dip low in the sky

The low-hanging clouds around Coigach and Inverpolly (above) shut out the orange glow of the sun's rays trying to break through — The low-hanging clouds around Coigach and Inverpolly (above) shut out the orange glow of the sun’s rays trying to break through

Sunrise between Cul Mor and Cul Beag in the far North of Scotland

Berenos is a keen hiker and ventures out to the highlands even in freezing weather just to capture the perfect shot, like the snow blanketed shores of Lochan na Stainge, Rannoch Moor (above) — Berenos is a keen hiker and ventures out to the highlands even in freezing weather just to capture the perfect shot, like the snow-blanketed shores of Lochan na Stainge, Rannoch Moor (above)

Berenos was in prize position to capture the pink glow illuminating the face of Beinn Sgritheall (above) as the sun rose on a winter morning

Camillo Beneros has travelled around the Scottish Highlands capturing the magnificent landscape in places including Buachaille Etive Beag — Camillo Beneros has traveled around the Scottish Highlands capturing the magnificent landscape in places including Buachaille Etive Beag

Camping out, he was able to be stationed for sunrise or sunset on the peaks of places like Sgurr Fiona and the impressive ridge of An Teallach

Spectacularly shaped mountains form a stunning backdrop behind Sail Mhor and Lochan Coire Mhic Fhearchair (above) on the right of it.' — Spectacularly shaped mountains form a stunning backdrop behind Sail Mhor and Lochan Coire Mhic Fhearchair (above) on the right of it.’

At dawn on the summit of Beinn a'Chrulaiste (above) the icy rocks and frosted grass are glazed with a soft orange-tinted glow — At dawn on the summit of Beinn a’Chrulaiste (above), the icy rocks and frosted grass are glazed with a soft orange-tinted glow

As the sun sets, clouds crawl across the sky and night draws in on the bridge of Baosbheinn (above), the peaceful highlands become more awe-inspiring — As the sun sets, clouds crawl across the sky, and night draws in on the bridge of Baosbheinn (above), the peaceful highlands become more awe-inspiring

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