It was a white and wintery scene yesterday morning as I looked out from the window. Snow had fallen on the hills and I could not wait to get to my camera. So as soon as jobs were done I rushed off to get some snowy valley shots. The landscape is always amplifies by the snow, a treat to eyes that are so familiar with the landscape. I went out armed with my tripod, an ND filter and 35mm camera. The light was so amazing I hoped the photos I took would do justice to the landscape... and justify the unusual colour the light was casting.
Claerwen Dam F16 1/8 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
Craig Goch Dam and Reservoir F7.1 1/25 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
David Vincent Lewis Memorial Bench F8 1/15 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
I have always loved stopping here, is it the view is it the connection with the bench?
View from the house - easy breakfast view. F8 1/2 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
Penygarreg Island and Troedrhiwdrain Planting (Gwaelod)
F8 1/10 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
Craig Goch Dam F7.1 1/8 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
Craig Goch snow touched. F7.1 1/20 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
Craig Goch a dam for all seasons. F7.1 1/10 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
Over the stile. F7.1 1/25 ISO 100 Exp Bias +0.7 35mm
I returned back to the farm after and then took out my 100 - 400 lens to get some photos of the livestock and dogs.... I will post those soon for you....
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