Buchaille Etive, By Christopher Rankin. Click for link

Buchaille Etive, originally uploaded by argyll2bikes.

Jesper Berling's photograph. Click to his site.

Jesper is from Denmark, loves Glencoe and I particularly liked this shot for the unusual composition. Why does everything have to include intersecting thirds? Why can't you for once have the centre of atention smack in the middle and cut the picture in half as well? This is exactly how I see walks in the Glencoe mountains. I think it is a lovely shot.
John

Martin Sojka's photographs. Click for link

Two lovely photographs of Stalker Castle and one on Rannoch Moor. This is a truly stunning place isn't it? And these afre stunning photographs.

Per Andersen's photo

Buachaille Etive Mor, originally uploaded by per_andersen.

Alan Walker's pic.

IMG_1012-Edit, originally uploaded by alanw 89.

Isn't this lovely?

John

Rannoch Moor Glencoe by Derek click to link

Mark Somerville's photographs.Click for link

Cycling shots around the Kinlochleven area.

This is such an outstanding shot

Down to Kinlochleven by Kes. Click for flickr link

Glencoe village by Cherlane. Click to link

River Etive Falls by Septic66

canoe, originally uploaded by Septic666.

Wonderful shot

The ancient Devils Staircase, Ben Allison

Glencoe, originally uploaded by Ben.Allison36.

Over the hill to Kinlochleven, now part of the West highland Way

Outlaw Pete's photograph. Click for flickr link

Ballachulish.

Canoeing River Etive, by John W

Canoeing River Etive, originally uploaded by kentallen.

Wonderful river for canoeing. 2-3 hours journey down it. The UK Guide for Kayakers calls it "Possibly the finest River in Scotland for Kayaking" These falls at the so-called Crack of Doom, are graded 4, pretty tough.