Alness Point

Published

20th February 2012

Topics

alness, Alness Point, cromarty firth, estuary, firth, north western highlands, Scotland, Scotland - North

Place/s

Photographed on

31st December 2011

Camera

Fujifilm X100

Shutter speed

1/125s

Aperture

f/8

ISO

400

Focal length

23mm

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