A collection of images from my adventures - Erik Scraggs Photography

A collection of images from my adventures

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Made from 11 light frames (captured with a SONY camera) by Starry Landscape Stacker 1.6.1. Algorithm: Median
MISTY MAGIC
ATLANTIC DREAMING
WILD HOOK
DINGLE LIGHT
THE KINGDOOM
Black Castle
A beautiful Spring morning from the shores of Wicklow town overlooking the Black Castle
50/50
Stillness and calm greet a beautiful spring morning in Glendalough
ENCHANTMENT
Misty morn on Glendalough
ILLUMINATION, Ballybunnion, Co.Kerry
I took this photo in a last minute dash, all day the heavens had opened and it was damp and wet out, a typical Irish winters day. For some reason leading up to sunset I had an inkling things might change. As the last light of the day faded away, out of nowhere the skies erupted with a burst of colour.
WANDERLUST
The Tangalle Province of Sri Lanka is the one of the wildest, remote coats I've ever had the pleasure of visiting, you can wonder for miles and miles without stumbling across a sole, infact you have more chance of bumping into a giant tortoise. There is something so refreshing about visiting a place so devoid of the usual touristic masses, I just wonder how long that will last.
Magic Light
Beautiful sunset in Glencoe, Scotland
Fairy Pools
Moody days in the Isle of Skye, Scotland
TIME OUT
The Devils Glean, Co.Wikclow. The perfect place to escape to nature, there's something very peaceful about sitting back and looking up the treetops and hearing nothing but the sound of nature..
MOTION
Hikkaduwa Sri Lanka, loose yourself in the ocean!
INTO THE WILD
Glencoe, Scotland
PERSPECTIVE
Sri Lanka, the extremes of poverty in Sri Lanka are everywhere to be seen, life is lived by the most basic means possible, but despite the hardships, people are welcoming and for the most part live life with a smile.
STILT FISHERMAN
Migigama Sri Lanka, it years before the devastating Tsunami the stilt fishing was the way of life, a means of survival, a cultural identity, sadly after the Tsunami many of the local fisherman moved in land, too afraid to fish along the fish. Nowadays many of the stilt fisherman or merely actors, pretending to fish, hoping they can charge people for taking photos... there aggressive nature is both unwelcome and sad and ultimately disappointing. One day I hope there will be a return to stilt fishing by the locals.
TRAVEL THE ROAD LESS FOLLOWED