Playing a little catch up now on the blog here....
It has been hectic with work, puppies and finishing up jobs. The first day of December was "cold, cold and more cold". It was very misty to start so I decided to head out and see if I could get some photos. I couldn't see the dam at Craig Goch for some time, but then it happened, the sun came up and glowed through the mist creating the most amazing light. These photos required no talent, it was just was so terribly beautiful and the photos could not fail to impress...... and I am usually so modest! honest! I could feel my heart racing to capture everything, it was so beautiful, this was so special, this was something to share of the natural beauty being claimed by the elements who were taking a stand here in the Elan Valley. The frost was about an inch long on the fences and branches and so white standing proud in the cold. These are some of the photos from that magical morning.
It has been hectic with work, puppies and finishing up jobs. The first day of December was "cold, cold and more cold". It was very misty to start so I decided to head out and see if I could get some photos. I couldn't see the dam at Craig Goch for some time, but then it happened, the sun came up and glowed through the mist creating the most amazing light. These photos required no talent, it was just was so terribly beautiful and the photos could not fail to impress...... and I am usually so modest! honest! I could feel my heart racing to capture everything, it was so beautiful, this was so special, this was something to share of the natural beauty being claimed by the elements who were taking a stand here in the Elan Valley. The frost was about an inch long on the fences and branches and so white standing proud in the cold. These are some of the photos from that magical morning.
F:13 1/30sec 100 ISO 35mm lens
Looking down from Craig Goch Dam
F: 13 1/30sec 100 ISO 35mm lens
F: 13 1/80 100 ISO 35mm lens
Craig Goch F: 13 1/15 100 ISO 35mm lens
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