Clan Ross - Balnagown Castle - Photo Print Stirlingshire A large moss-covered oak fills

A large moss-covered oak fills the left of the frame

Photographer Aly Wight photographed Inveraray Castle on a still autumn morning

Includes an off-white mount that will not discolour or fade with age

and Castle Leod became their chief seat

Clan Ross - Balnagown Castle - Photo Print Stirlingshire A large moss-covered oak fillsPhotographer Aly Wight captured Balnagown Castle from the air in the early morning, the pale stone building sitting in a clearing surrounded by dense Highland woodland as golden light swept across the scene. The Rosses built this tower house in 1375, on land that had long carried the clans name in the far north. Descendants of the Earls of Ross, one of the great medieval titles in Scotland, they held Balnagown as their principal seat for centuries. In