Figure 1
Staffa is located to the west of the Isle of Mull, Scotland. Courtesy Google Maps.12
Figure 2
Fingal’s Cave on the Isle of Staffa. Image © the author, 2017.
Figure 3
The access causeway for Fingal’s Cave. Image © the author, 2017.
Figure 4
The effects of light in Fingal’s Cave. Image © the author, 2017.
Audioclip 1
An example voice recording before the impulse response is applied. Courtesy the author, 2017.
Audioclip 2
An example voice recording after the impulse response is applied. Courtesy the author, 2017.
Video 1
Video of Fingal’s Cave: an Audiovisual Experience in use, courtesy the author, 2017.
Audioclip 3
The full narrative soundscape courtesy the author, 2017. Featuring quotes by C.L.F. Pancoucke, Queen Victoria, D.B. MacCulloch, M. Faujas and Sir Robert Peel. Folklore retold from Visit Scotland and The Gaelic Otherworld (J.G. Campbell). Music: The Hebrides (Fingal’s Cave), Op. 26, Felix Mendelssohn, from MusOpen. Poetry: The Lord Of The Isles: Canto Iv, Sir Walter Scott 1857; Staffa, the Island/Fingal’s Cave, John Keats 1876-79; and Untitled (Entry in the visitor’s book at Ulva), James Hogg 1975. Voice Over Artists: Norman Mackay, Robbie Noble and Shona Noble.
Listen to the audioclip here
Figure 5
Point cloud data of Fingal’s Cave, captured by HARPS.75 Screenshot from Cyclone.76
Figure 6
The original mesh of Fingal’s Cave. Screenshot from 3DReshaper.77
Figure 7
The processed mesh of Fingal’s Cave. Screenshot from 3DS Max.78
Figure 8
Digital Mesh of the Isle of Staffa from photogrammetry data. Screenshot from Photoscan.80
Figure 9
Textured model of the Isle of Staffa. Screenshot from Photoscan.81