Ardnamurchan is thought by some to translate from the Scottish Gaelic as the point of the high seas. Any visitor to this lonely peninsula on a really wild day would surely agree with that apt description. The breakers lashing the tip of this headland during a westerly gale can be a truly amazing display of the raw forces of nature in action. Brooding high above this rocky terminus is the giant granite tower of Ardnamurchan Lighthouse the most westerly in the whole of mainland Britain.

Captured here are the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. If you haven’t been yet, taking a virtual tour can give you a pretty good idea of what it’s like.

“This is Tom, the face of TourVista who you will probably be talking to on the phone if you call us. This virtual tour was shot during a long weekend in Holland in the middle of caravel week. Belgium was in fact a small 5 minute walk away from the noise.”

Thomas Williams – Creative Director, TourVista Virtual Tours

“This is Rafael, the man behind the scenes at TourVista. Rafael is from Madrid and has adopted most technical roles in the business. Here Rafael is showing of his ability to make 360 virtual tours in awkward places (taking a car for a test drive on the M69).“

Rafael Guerra Paz – Technical Director, TourVista Virtual Tours

A  big thank you to Wellgosh in Leicester for hosting this fantastic exhibition.