“The Snowdonia National Park Authority voted to now use Yr Wyddfa and Eryri rather than Snowdon and Snowdonia when referring to the National Park and the mountain.”

“Many new images have been added to all the galleries this year.”

“I have no particularly favourite time or season to photograph and we have to change and adapt, pushing ourselves as photographers. To be fair, each season brings its own issues that we encounter. They are all good and productive with opportunities 365(6) days of the year, so let us enjoy them.”

“The course taught me so much by filling in gaps and bringing me up to date with current policies and the workings of the Parc.”

“Of course not every time out with the camera produces days such as these and so we have to look beyond ‘the bigger picture’ and be more circumspect in our approach by looking at what lies within our view, a lot closer to where we are standing. The smaller picture. The finer details. This allows to be more ‘intimate’ in our approach to the landscape.”

“…..whilst there are many types of gloves ‘out there,’ I was after one that had quality materials and would offer me the protection and ability to work without compromise. I knew that some could do a job but I was looking for gloves that had been designed for photography by photographers. ‘They’ would understand ‘our’ need and so create a product to match.”

“Whilst I have been planning and scheduling my landscape photography workshops and courses for the year, it has been great to get out on a few shoots of my own and I have enjoyed several on my other project at Delamere. Whilst Dinorwic is my ‘main’ objective and will remain so, I love nipping out to the forest and seeing what presents itself..”

“All it takes is a £10 deposit, the return of the completed booking form and then we set a mutually convenient date in 2022.”

“I knew exactly what they were after, so searched my Lightroom catalogue and sent a few samples off.”

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“I first met Vicki some 5 years ago and she has been a part of my working life ever since. “

As the days begin to ‘‘draw in’ and cool down, the colours begin to develop. I have seen evidence of autumn in a number of places. It also means a return to warmer clothing with the kit bag getting heavier. A small price to pay for the spectacle we are treated too!

Rather than having your images mount up on the hard drive why not catalogue them and produce a book or series of prints?

The second has now just gone to print and is part of their ‘Behind The print’ feature.

It is also a fact that the majority of people now have computers and phones loaded with images and rarely print or display them.

The weirdest thing about remote delivery is the ‘not knowing’ situation as well as the time lag.

It will also be recorded for showing ad infinitum on their FB page.

it concentrates on taking photographs in bad weather

I love the big views that the landscape offers but I enjoy seeking out the abstract and more ‘intimate’ landscapes as they are known.

As the current lockdown continues and I can travel to work in the English Mountains and hills due to it being my work, I have far too much respect for others and as such like the other lockdowns we went through, I will be staying local.