Scotland 2017

You’ll find some of the most jaw-dropping cliffs along the Scottish coastlines. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Eilean Donan Castle is the most famous of all castles in Scotland. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Neist Point is one of the most photographed spot. It’s true beauty comes out during sunset, when the dark blue ocean clashes with the steep orange cliffs. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The landscape around Neist Point is just as beautiful and should be well looked at as well. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The landscape around Neist Point is just as beautiful and shouldn’t be well looked at as well. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIERThe landscape around Neist Point is just as beautiful and should be well looked at as well. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Scotland is home to almost seven million sheep and less than six million people. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The Quiraing is a landslip on the Isle of Skye and a world famous hike. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The Quiraing is an essential walk for any photographer as it passes though some of the most spectacular landscapes in Scotland. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The landscape around Loch Eilein is mystical and exactly what you’d expect in Scotland. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

We hiked the Quiraing loop with winds to strong it almost blew us off the cliffs. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

The 13th century island castle stands in the middle of Loch an Eilein and was built as a natural defensive site. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER

Urquhart Castle sits beside Loch Ness in the Highlands of Scotland. We expected much more of both, but neither Loch Ness nor the castle really impressed us. © ULLI MAIER & NISA MAIER