Buachaille Etive Beag: 35 Seconds view of waterfall and pan to mountain range - June 2025

This 34.66-second vertically framed video captures a small but energetic waterfall along the same trail near Buachaille Etive Beag in the Scottish Highlands. It’s designed for mobile-friendly B-roll use and offers a dynamic visual counterpoint to the wide moorland vistas featured in the previous clip.

The video opens with a close view of the cascading water, framed by dark, moss-covered rocks. The stream cuts through a narrow crevice, with the water forcefully tumbling down and splashing into a small pool below. The flow appears strong, suggesting recent rainfall or snowmelt from the surrounding peaks.

The surrounding landscape is rich in texture and tone. Lush green vegetation clings to the damp rock surfaces, and small tufts of grass and fern-like plants grow along the banks of the water. The rocks vary in size and color, ranging from dark slate to weathered brown, adding depth to the scene.

Mist lingers around the waterfall, enhancing the sense of coolness and damp air. The lighting is soft and natural, likely due to cloud cover, which gives the water a silvery appearance. The ambient sound of rushing water, while not part of this visual review, is implied and would pair naturally with ambient audio or music.

This clip is ideal for use in B-roll footage related to Scottish nature, hiking trails, or the raw power and serenity of water in the wilderness. It offers a contrasting texture to sweeping landscape shots, adding motion and intimacy to a visual narrative about the Highlands.