"Faerie Dust"
Wrapped Canvas Print:
Dunnottar Castle sits on a rocky cliff behind lush green intersecting bluffs with "faerie dust" in the foreground in Stonehaven, Isle of Skye, Scotland, UK.
The rock on which the Castle stands is a conglomerate known as a “pudding stone” and consists of large rocks and pebbles held in an immensely strong cementing matter, like raisins in a fruitcake. Dun is the Pictish word meaning “place of strength.” The word Dunnottar, originally “Dun Fother,” probably meant “Fort in the low country.” This castle has a rich history throughout the centuries that is worth delving into.
This is also available as a paper print here.
(click on image to enlarge)
Wrapped Canvas Print:
Dunnottar Castle sits on a rocky cliff behind lush green intersecting bluffs with "faerie dust" in the foreground in Stonehaven, Isle of Skye, Scotland, UK.
The rock on which the Castle stands is a conglomerate known as a “pudding stone” and consists of large rocks and pebbles held in an immensely strong cementing matter, like raisins in a fruitcake. Dun is the Pictish word meaning “place of strength.” The word Dunnottar, originally “Dun Fother,” probably meant “Fort in the low country.” This castle has a rich history throughout the centuries that is worth delving into.
This is also available as a paper print here.
(click on image to enlarge)
Wrapped Canvas Print:
Dunnottar Castle sits on a rocky cliff behind lush green intersecting bluffs with "faerie dust" in the foreground in Stonehaven, Isle of Skye, Scotland, UK.
The rock on which the Castle stands is a conglomerate known as a “pudding stone” and consists of large rocks and pebbles held in an immensely strong cementing matter, like raisins in a fruitcake. Dun is the Pictish word meaning “place of strength.” The word Dunnottar, originally “Dun Fother,” probably meant “Fort in the low country.” This castle has a rich history throughout the centuries that is worth delving into.
This is also available as a paper print here.
(click on image to enlarge)