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Sqwd y Pannwr, an attractive waterfall on the river Mellte even in low water as was on this occasion. The four waterfalls walk series. South Wales
Sqwd y Pannwr, an attractive waterfall on the river Mellte even in low water as was on this occasion. The four waterfalls walk series. South Wales
A fallen tree with a distinctive shape of the roots resembling an old witch guarding the river Mellte. The four waterfalls walk series. South Wales
Right I'm thinking, just thinking by the way, of challenging myself and buying Lightroom. Time I ventured out from jpegs and editing in Picasa - not that it has stopped me enjoying the photography for a second.
I've seen online that I can get a brand new copy of version 5 for £30! Is there any real need for a technophobe like me shelling out the extra £80 for the latest one. Answers on a postcard please (those were the days)
Press L by the way
Sychryd waterFall:
This is a relatively small waterfall at Sychrhyd gorge which is near to the Dina's Rock at Pontneddfechan Wales .
it was quite a steep climb up over to the falls and slippery one too on the way back, I almost had to walk crab style !
Sorry, bit of a quick post as I’m trying to finish my packing for a Namibia trip I fly out on tomorrow. It’s winter out there so I have to allow for everything from high 20’s to below freezing within my baggage allowance. I also think I will need to cover from 10mm to 500mm in focal lengths plus I’m hoping for some astro shots. I think this is the hardest trip I’ve had to pack for.
Anyway, as I’ll be away for a while and have been rather ‘spotty’ with posting and commenting I thought I’d let you all know I haven’t dropped off the edge of the world by posting a pre-edited shot that was in one of my vaults.
It does go back to October 2024 when we took a family break in Cardiff Bay. I snuck off one day to do the 4 waterfalls walk in the Breacon Beacons NP but it was actually this area of trees with the hanging moss that got me most excited that day. Normally forests of pine trees have almost no interest for me but this was the exception - especially when the sun came out. It reminded me of some vlogs a few years back from Adam Gibbs.
My photo isn’t a patch on his but I really enjoyed my time wandering around in the area of forest.
Hope you are all doing well. Please wish me luck both in terms of the photography and not getting bitten/eaten by anything! Given I’m on a photography workshop so will be quite full on plus internet can be rather sketchy/weak in many places I’m not sure if I’ll get on Flickr whilst I am away. If not, I will try to do so after I get back.
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Carmarthen Fans in the Carmarthenshire section of the Black Mountain in the west of the Brecon Beacons National Park in south Wales
The plan was to shot sunset over Pen y Fan but the mountain was cover with clouds.
Next day on my back from the black mountain I arrived at the same location and shot the sunset over Pen y Fan and Corn Du but that will be in a different post.
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Luckily, the he sun appeared between the clouds just above Fan Gyhirycg (top right).
long exposure
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