Gilbert Summers

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. This is a view north-west across Loch Linnhe, with evening light catching the landmark Castle Stalker. Beyond the south end of Shuna Island are the hills around Kingairloch.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting of a North Uist landscape. North Uist has a distinctive ambience - when the sun shines, its wide skies, winding blue waters and the distant hills of Harris. This view is well to the north, near the departure point of the Sound of Harris ferry.

Loch Shiel is one of Scotland’s most beautiful lochs. It is associated with Bonnie Prince Charlie and the 1745 Uprising. He rallied the clans at Glenfinnan at the north end of the Loch.

This view is from much lower down the loch, looking north up the loch from an the angle only really seen while afloat, from a location marked as Eileanan Comhlach, below Glen Alladale

Glen Orchy is often bypassed by visitors hurrying north to Fort William, or west to Oban, but is well worth exploring for its fine river scenery. The River Orchy with its waterfalls runs west to Loch Awe. The hill in this painting is Ben Inverveigh.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. The famous Bass Rock is a landmark in the Firth of Forth near North Berwick in East Lothian. This ancient ‘volcanic plug’ is 351ft (107m) high and is noted for its large gannet colony. There are excellent views from North Berwick beach. Merlin meanwhile are sporadic visitors along the East Lothian coast. This one was chasing a rock pipit and inspired this painting. (The rock pipit got away.)
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A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. The Tay Rail Bridge is a Dundee icon and has linked Dundee with Fife since 1887. The span across the widening estuary of the Firth of Tay is 2.75 miles (4.43 kilometres) across.
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A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. This view is looking eastwards towards the fishing village of Portknockie on the Moray Firth Coast.
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A framed, signed and ready to hang giclee print from an original acrylic/acrylic gouache painting sold directly by the artist. The River Spey is famous as Scotland's fastest flowing river. Near the mouth, it runs through forest and farmland and in summer, many stretches of the river are the haunt of locally nesting ospreys.
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A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. Gurteen Bay on the west coast of Ireland. I spent a wonderful week here exploring the scenery and history of Galway and Connemara.
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A framed and ready to hang fine art giclee print from an original painting. This is a view of the old seatown of Cullen which dates from the 1820s, just after the harbour pier by Thomas Telford was built. The series of viaducts to the south were built by the Great North of Scotland Railway in 1886. Today the old railway track bed is a walkway between Cullen and Portknockie.
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A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. The Moray Firth in Scotland has a grand coastline. Sand and shingle, cliff and cove stretch for miles. This is one of my favourite locations, a little way west of Portknockie in Moray. Free P&P in UK

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. The Burren, Ireland, in spring.
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A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. Sanna at the western end of the Ardnamurchan peninsula. This location is the best known stretch of unspoilt sands in Ardnamurchan, but it is worth exploring the other ‘hidden gems’ in the area. This view looks north towards the Small Isles of Eigg and Rum.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. Spey Bay is a popular place for dolphin watching, spotting ospreys in summer and generally enjoying the habitat of shingle bank and scrub. This is a summer picture at high tide on the estuary. The blue of sea and sky and the yellow of the blooming gorse are typical of the Moray coast.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting of the famous inner Hebridean islands of Eigg and Rum. View on a summer day with low tide viewed from Bunacaimb beach on the Road to the Isles, just south of Mallaig.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. Looking north-west towards the Bass Rock from near St Baldred's Cradle, East Lothian, Scotland.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. Fidra is an uninhabited island in the Firth of Forth, Scotland. It is also a nature reserve with increasing numbers of puffins breeding. Its lighthouse dates from 1885.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. At the western coastal edge of Aberdeenshire, the former fishing village of Sandend is almost hidden from the main road, the oldest part of the village tucked away below small grassy cliffs. Nevertheless it is well known for its fine beach, attracting surfers all year round.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. Loch Eishort on the Isle of Skye is best seen from the loop road that runs to the west side of Sleat via Tokavaig. This gives views towards the (often misty!) Cuillin Hills across the water. FREE P&P IN UK

High tide at Portnaluchaig near Morar. Summer sunsets are only one of the attractions of the west Highlands of Scotland. This view looks west to the islands of Eigg and Rum on Scotland's Road to the Isles.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. The estuary of the River Spey in Moray changes with tide and season. This print from my original painting represents the light at mid-day in January.

A framed and ready to hang print from an original painting. This view is to the west, from Ladhar Beinn on Knoydart. This is one of Scotland's more remote Munros. Its summit view's take in a panorama of the western seaboard and some of the Inner Hebrides. FREE P&P IN UK

At the mouth of the River Spey, the little community of Spey Bay marks the point where the Spey meets the Moray Firth