A capital-based Photographer has captured a once in a lifetime shot of Edinburgh Castle emerging from a shroud of mist.
The dramatic pictures were taken from nearby Salisbury Crags, at around 10pm on Monday night (November 9).
Haar - a sea fog caused when warm air passes over the cold North Sea - surrounded the city with street lights muted beneath it.
But the castle peeked out the top of the clouds, in a shot photographer Adam Bulley, 38, had hoped to get for years.
Adam said: "I was in the house and looking out the window, the conditions looked fantastic.
"I wasn't sure I wanted to go out again but I had an image in my mind of the castle over the fog.
"That's what made me put my boots on and go out.
"I got to the Crags and I could see it had all come together, I have not seen it like that before.
"I've been up Arthur's Seat lots of times but that's the first time I've seen anything like that."
The dad-of-one lives in Edinburgh and works for travel company Worldwide Explorers, taking budding photographers on tours of scenic spots around the world.
He added: "The fog would change by the minute.
"It was incredible."
