The weather was looking better the further west we went today so we ended up on the edge of Anglesey. Parys mountain and the church on the sea.
Showing posts with label Anglesey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anglesey. Show all posts
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Moon and Sea at night
I had hopes to do more of these sea at night images. Sadly the tides did not really play out right. The tides were low at dusk, and the seas were not very big, so I did not get the misty effect of the waves that I was looking for.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Pebbles
Much of my time was spent on various beaches around the isle of Anglesey. Each was different, all were almost deserted and all gave me different images.
These pebbles are from a beach I posted some images from a few days ago. I took several hundred images on this beach and I am still looking at the files and finding new pictures.
These pebbles are from a beach I posted some images from a few days ago. I took several hundred images on this beach and I am still looking at the files and finding new pictures.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Anglesey
I am just back from a few days camping on the Isle of Anglesey.
Over the next few days I will posting a few new image from the trip. It will not be a blow by blow account of each day, more a small selection of images from some of the locations I visited.
The first three images were taken at St Tysilio's church on a small island in the Menai Straits between the two bridges connecting Anglesey to the mainland. Although I had both my standard camera and my Infra Red camera most of the shooting on the trip was done on the standard camera, but at this location the most interesting images were shot in Infra Red.
Over the next few days I will posting a few new image from the trip. It will not be a blow by blow account of each day, more a small selection of images from some of the locations I visited.
The first three images were taken at St Tysilio's church on a small island in the Menai Straits between the two bridges connecting Anglesey to the mainland. Although I had both my standard camera and my Infra Red camera most of the shooting on the trip was done on the standard camera, but at this location the most interesting images were shot in Infra Red.
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