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Images
Taking photographs plays an important part in capturing images and ideas which inspire Jill McIntosh´s work. Shorelines and beaches can be particularly interesting where there are distinctive rock types tumbled together, the effect can be very dramatic and unexpected. |
 Skipness
Bay, Mull of Kintyre, Scotland
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| Kilberry, Mull
of Kintyre, Scotland |
Tayinloan,
Mull of Kintyre, Scotland |
Loch
Fyne, Argyll, Scotland |
Seaweed and lichen on rocks randomly produce a dazzling variety of shape, form and texture.
 Isle
of Gigha, Scotland
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Clumps of seaweed wafting in the current create a beautiful flowing movement. Exquisite shades of turquoise softly merge together and are constantly changing in the sunlight. |
Rugged coastlines are spectacular places. Waves clash against craggy cliffs, constantly attacking the rock from all sides. They flow greedily into and through every gap, but are sucked back relentlessly through sprays of white foam. Light reflections on the water and from the sky cause stunning effects and create wonderful hues of blue. |
 Finistere, France
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Bright yellow gorse bushes contrast vividly against the steely blue waters of Loch Fyne. And below, a small pebble cairn made at Skipness Bay in April 2010.  |