Our Caledonian Colour trip explores ancient highland forests at a time when they are at their peak colour - late October.

There aren’t many places in the world which are as untouched as Glen Affric and Glen Strathfarrar, both of which have been evolving naturally since the last ice age. With an abundance of Scots pines (surely one of the most photogenic trees in the world), silver birch and aspens, the colours of the foliage in this area has to be seen to be believed.

We stay in our own private cottages offering great access to both glens, which we will explore in great detail - carefully calculating our compositions, waiting for the perfect light, and learning to slow down and take a more considered approach to photography. This is not about fiery sunsets and dramatic light, it is all about subtlety, diffusion and reflections which will bring out the potential in the autumn colour.

With thundering waterfalls, castles and churches thrown into the mix, this is so much more than just capturing the autumn colour. But that is why you would want to book this trip, and it’s the colour which will have you returning!