Buffalo Hut, Rohallion, Birnam Hill
Built for Sir William Drummond Stewart of Murthly Castle on his return from the US, this astonishing, well-detailed hut was erected to house two Native Americans who had accompanied him on his return to Murthly at the end of the 1830s.
I visited in late November, just after Storm Arwen had passed by (causing red-alert warnings from the MetOffice); just round the corner from this hut five large conifer trees had fallen across the path, rendering it impassible. So I took a focus-stack of the hut and thought the sky would look better replaced afterwards in post - thought this view of the Milky Way worked with the cool shadow tones.
I visited in late November, just after Storm Arwen had passed by (causing red-alert warnings from the MetOffice); just round the corner from this hut five large conifer trees had fallen across the path, rendering it impassible. So I took a focus-stack of the hut and thought the sky would look better replaced afterwards in post - thought this view of the Milky Way worked with the cool shadow tones.
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| Camera: | FUJIFILM X-T4 | ISO: | 160 |
| Focal Length: | 42.9mm (64mm-e) | Aperture: | f/5.6 |
| Shutter Speed: | 0.001818181818s |
Location
GPS location: 56.541416, -3.55521