I've found myself increasingly drawn to evocative images with a lot of cloud and fog, rather than more typical landscape photographs that depend in large measure on sunlight.  Maybe these depend on light too- but it's a different sort of light.  It certainly means deliberately choosing locations and periods when this sort of image is likely to be found. Here we have, in the main, images from a spring visit to the Faroes in 2014, supplemented by some from autumn visits to Iceland and northwest Ireland.