Nice sunny days are alright for picnics, but for dramatic photography give me stormy skies, such as these over Puffin Island just off the coast of Anglesey, North Wales.
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An early summer sunrise from back in 2007 at one of the most beautiful places in the world - Penmon Point on the Isle of Anglesey, just off the North Wales coast.
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Britain's favourite mountain, Tryfan in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, captured here in the first light of a June morning back in 2007.
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Another iconic North Wales location taken from my 2007 archives, this is the stunning South Stack lighthouse on the coast of Anglesey, North Wales.
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Llyn Ogwen in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales at sunrise under typically interesting weather!
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A flashback to the glorious summer of 2007, spending time in our back garden with my first digital camera (Canon 5D) and a 100mm macro lens.
Happy Days!
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Happy memories of warmth and sunshine on board a P&O cruise ship strolling around photographing the wealth of on-board details in-between visits to exotic lands!
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The main market in Funchal, the capital of Madeira, proved to be a goldmine of photographic opportunity, and a great place to wander around in its own right.
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Remember going on holiday?.
I've delved into my archives looking for a bit of summer cheer and come up with this series of images from 2007, showing the sunset over Madeira, taken from the deck of a cruise ship.
Maybe one day....
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Just for a bit of lockdown fun I've started trying to video and photograph the small birds that visit our garden seed feeder.
And here are my first two attempts.
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A flashback to a freer time last summer, enjoying a beautiful August day at the beach at Llanddona on the isle of Anglesey, just off the North Wales coast.
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We may be stuck at home in lockdown here in Wales, but there's still great beauty to be enjoyed just a few paces from one's front door.
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Three more images shot on a beautiful summer's morning at Penmon Point on the Isle of Anglesey, this time featuring Puffin Island, a small seabird preserve just off the North Wales coast.
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A clear sky over North Wales and a calm evening gave me the opportunity to shoot this time lapse video of a quarter moon rising through the darkening heavens.
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Another delve into the archives from 2007 to bring out these lovely, peaceful images of Penmon Point on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, just off the North Wales coast.
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A hint of things to come with these images of bluebell woods from the spring of 2007 at Moss Valley near Wrexham in North Wales.
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Much closer to home with these shots of a colourful twilight sky, captured within a few metres of my front door in Buckley, North Wales.
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With Wales being in full Covid lockdown at present, opportunities to get out and about photographically speaking have been put on hold for a while.
A good opportunity then, to delve into the archives and dig out some hidden treasures.
Such as these images shot at Rhyl on the North Wales coast, all the way back in May 2007 using an 11MP Canon 5D DSLR camera.
It's the light and subject matter that really count, rather than the megapixels!
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A final couple of images from our winter excursions to Prestatyn Beach, this time enjoying beautiful sunlight across the beach and sea.
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A wintry stroll along the huge beach at Prestatyn on the North Wales coast at low tide.
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Looking down while walking along the beach at Prestatyn on the North Wales coast revealed some beautifully detailed seashells along the high tide line.
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An icon of the British seaside, this Owl telescope looked great in the winter sunlight on the promenade at Prestatyn on the North Wales coast.
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Gorgeous winter storm lighting at Rhyl harbour on the North Wales coast prompted this brief photo session around the Pont y Ddraig footbridge.
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With Wales in full Covid lockdown the night sky over our house provided some much needed creative opportunity.
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You can't visit the North Wales coast without being mightly impressed by the huge array of offshore wind turbines that make up the Gwynt-y-Môr wind farm in Colwyn Bay.
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Two video renditions of a beautiful winter sunset at Trearddur Bay, Anglesey, North Wales to enjoy today here at goHOWiE.com, one a time lapse and the other shot in real time.
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To compliment yesterday's time lapse video of tide on the Menai Straits, here are a series of still images taken at the same time showing further the beauty of this wonderful part of the North Wales coast.
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A Happy New Year to all!
We'll start 2021 off with a time lapse video, shot a few weeks ago along the Menai Straits between the Isle of Anglesey and the North Wales coast, and featuring the extreme tidal range that's a feature of this amazing stretch of water.
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