The fourth time checking in at the Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye!

Recommended by National Geographic photographers, the ultimate dream destination for British landscape photography, a must-visit secret spot for photography tours—the Isle of Skye. The Isle of Skye is located in northwest Scotland and boasts world-class magnificent scenery. Rugged mountains stretch across the island, spectacular cliffs stand by the sea, and charming coastlines wind and unfold. The natural beauty of this land has long attracted countless photographers to explore. The Trotternish Ridge is the most recognizable landmark on the Isle of Skye. This ridge extends nearly 20 miles from the northern tip of the island southward and is an "otherworldly wonder" created by a massive landslide. Jagged peaks, steep cliffs, and staggered ridges convey both a breathtaking grandeur and a uniquely captivating charm. Whether the morning light gently shines on the rock layers or the ridge is shrouded in mist, it captures the ethereal and vast character unique to this landscape. The Old Man of Storr is the most photographed landmark on the Isle of Skye. This towering rock pinnacle stands proudly, surrounded by rugged cliffs with an unobstructed view, making it a core attraction that no visitor should miss.