Although the scenery around Llyn Mymbyr in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, is usually photographed on a large scale (understandably so), there are plenty of lovely smaller views to delight the senses.
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Day or night, Llyn Mymbyr in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales provides some stunning views when the light is right!
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An unusual exhibition filled Palace Street in Caernarfon last August, and Liz and I were on hand to enjoy the spectacle.
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Twilight on the North Wales coast, with some beautiful sights to enjoy and photograph in and around Caernarfon.
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The half hour or so either side of sunset is a magical time for photography, as the cool tones of twilight slowly replace the warmth of direct sunlight.
And it helps if you're in a beautiful location when capturing the light changing, sush as overlooking the Victoria Dock at Caernarfon on the North Wales coast.
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The culturally significant town of Caernarfon on the North Wales coast is somewhere that my wife Liz and I often end up at following a day spent exploring the Snowdonia National Park.
A great way to round off a day out, with plenty of photo opportunities on hand around the castle and harbour.
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A brief window in the awful late November weather gave me an opportunity to get out and about around North Wales to capture these dramaitc time lapse video sequences.
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Yesterday I presented some images of Llanfairfechan on the North Wales coast, taken during the summer months.
Today, there are more images of Llanfairfechen, but this time taken in crisp winter sunlight.
Compare the two and see if you can spot the difference in the quality of the light.
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These are some views from the sleepy seaside resort of Llanfairfechan on the North Wales coast, a favourite haunt of my wife Liz and mine when we want a stroll in the peace and quiet.
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On a good weather day the views out over Cardigan Bay on the Mid-Wales coast are absolutely stunning, and you can see lovely scenery like this view over Barmouth from the road.
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A sunny summer's afternoon, and where else would you want to be rather than high up in the mountains of southern Snowdonia enjoying a hike around the beautiful Cregennan Lakes.
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Sitting looking out of my window at the grey skies and cold November rain I'm briefly transported to a better place as I review these images of the Mawddach estuary on the Mid-Wales coast on a sunny summer's afternoon.
Hopefully there'll be a break in this dismal weather soon!
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Some more images from Llandudno on the North Wales coast, one of my wife Liz's and my 'go to' locations for a stroll by the seaside. And some photography of course!
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Llandudno on the North Wales coast is one of the UK's most popular seaside resorts, and rightly so!
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Right next to Llyn Brenig, featured yesterday, is the even more lovely Alwen Reservoir, high up on the Denbigh Moors in North Wales.
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A fascinating and beautiful combination of the natural and man-made, this is Llyn Brenig reservoir, high on the Denbigh Moors in North Wales.
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Some more images showcasing the stunning coastline at Rhoscolyn on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, North Wales.
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For just a few weeks each year in late spring the cliffs around the beautiful Isle of Anglesey on the North Wales coast come alive in a riot of colour as dormant wild flowers spring to life.
These images of Sea Pink Thrift, taken around Rhoscolyn, illustrate what I'm talking about!
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The wild, unspoilt beauty of the coast around Rhoscolyn on the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales, is hard to beat, and a favourite spot for my wife Liz and I to explore when it's not raining!
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The beautiful but deadly Menai Straits between the Isle of Anglesey and mainland Wales, now easy to cross thanks to the efforts of Thomas Telford and Robert Stephenson.
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A few weeks ago, in late October, the Pontcysyllte aqueduct near Wrexham, Wales celebrated its ten year anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
To mark the event there was a spectacular three week long light show at strategic points along the eleven mile length of the Llangollen Canal.
Of course, my wife Liz and I were on hand to record the events.
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Love 'em or hate 'em, the offshore turbines of the Gwynt y Môr wind farm are now a permanent feature of the North Wales coast.
Pesonally I love 'em, and will go out of my way to include them in my coastal photographs.
Such as these three examples, shot from the North Shore at Llandudno on a lovely calm evening in May.
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No, we're not on Mars!
This panoramic collage features the other-worldly open cast copper mine at Parys Mountain near the town of Amlwch on the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales.
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The coastal path around the Isle of Anglesey, just off the North Wales coast, has many beautiful and dramatic views of offer, and one of my wife Liz's and my favourite stretches is at Moelfre on the eastern side of the island.
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Voted the UK's favourite mountain, this is Tryfan in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, photographed under a variety of weather conditions.
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There are many shapely mountains in the Snowdonia National Park, but the conical Pen Yr Ole Wen in the Carneddau range is one of the prettiest, especially when there's some dramatic cloud cover over its summit.
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A day spent hiking around LLyn Idwal in the Snowdonia National Park with my extended family yielded some great images of the dramatic scenery and weather on display.
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In the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, with so much epic scenery on offer, it's easy to overlook the hidden gems such as the Afon Lledr river near Betws-y-Coed.
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Just a few of the numberous delights from along the beautiful Anglesey Coastal Path on the North Wales coast, including something not quite so delightful in the form of plastic waste.
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Images fron around Llanberis today here at goHOWiE.com, surely one of the most picturesque areas in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park.
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A brief window in the awful early November weather found my wife Liz and I escaping to the North Wales coast at Llandudno for a breath of sea air and a spot of time lapse filming.
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A little hard to get to, but well worth the effort, is the beautiful Llyn Geirionydd in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, especially when the sun shines!
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My wife Liz and I had driven past the 'Ugly House' in Snowdonia for years before finally stopping to pay a visit last spring, and I'm so glad we did.
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I'm sitting looking out of my window at the cold rain while writing this, imagining I'm strolling along the beach at Church Bay on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey.
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The ancient woodlands around Capel Curig in the Snowdonia National Park are a wonderful, if somewhat damp, place to lose yourself in for a while.
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Same lake, same tree, different seasons.
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A selection of seaside images taken at Deganwy on the North Wales coast on sunny late afternoons at different times of the year.
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A chilly couple of hours in the sand dunes on Talacre Beach, North Wales, yielded this time lapse video of one of the highest tides of the year sweeping in around the Point of Ayr lighthouse while stars wheeled by in the night sky overhead.
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The final selection of images from the two week holiday that my wife Liz and I enjoyed touring around Devon and Cornwall, featuring the twin towns of Lynton and Lynmouth on the north Devon coast.
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