Invergordon Tank Tops

The port of Invergordon which lies in the Cromarty Firth on the north east coast of Scotland. This is a deep water port and as such is ideal for the maintenance and servicing of oil rigs A number of these line the way into the port and as in the image, tower over the dockyards. It is a cruise ship destination as it is a gateway to the highlands including nearby Loch Ness. Captured from the bow end as the ship is about to tie up at the dockside under the setting sun.

The port of Invergordon which lies in the Cromarty Firth on the north east coast of Scotland. This is a deep water port and as such is ideal for the maintenance and servicing of oil rigs A number of these line the way into the port and as in the image, tower over the dockyards. It is a cruise ship destination as it is a gateway to the highlands including nearby Loch Ness. These ships arrive and depart to the sound of the local pipe band.

Approaching the port of Invergordon as the sun is setting over the surrounding hills. Invergordon, gateway to the Highlands, lies in the Cromarty Firth on the north east coast of Scotland. It is a deep water port and as such is ideal for the maintenance and servicing of oil rigs which line the approach as they wait. This is a digitally produced coloured graphic sketch.

Oil rigs awaiting maintenance and servicing line the approach to Invergordon which lies in the Cromarty Firth on the north east coast of Scotland. This is a deep water port and as such is ideal for the maintenance and servicing of oil rigs. Ships entering the port pass by these sentinels which can loom out of the mist. This image has added textures and toning to convey the impression of mystery and awe as these monsters appear out of the evening gloom.

Loch Kildary. Photograph from Ross-shire,in the East Coast Highlands of Scotland.