Wordless Wednesday from Wales
Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
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wonderful images…such clarity.
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Nice pictures
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Beautiful images, Tish 🙂
Seems, winter is saying adieu …
great diversity of shots as well as brilliant – it’s wish I was there wednesday 😉
😀 Me too, Laura.
Beautiful!!
That first shot is particularly magnificent – all that light, and water, and the mountain silhouettes, and luminous clouds.
There’s something about the atmosphere over the Menai Strait that creates all this magic. 🙂
enjoyed these pictures very much, Tish
Ha! You came on a trip to Wales. Glad you could make it. Your company is always appreciated, Shimon 😀
It looks a bit like the Pacific Northwest, where we live. My wife has often commented the best paint tones/colors for interior rooms resemble/mimic these color combinations, with blue/grey, splashes of sand and muted yellows. Like, the most calming colors for our homes remind us of nature.
I think that is so – northern sea colours are subtle and soothing, and then the paleness of sand or dried sea grass or driftwood. And a house in the dunes with sun bleached windswept weatherboarding, and a verandah and…
Gorgeous, and blue sky, in Wales?
I know, Gilly. It does happen. And in December too.
The world has so many beautiful places. 🙂
Indeed. We just need to love them a lot 🙂
Captivating sky photos … : )
Beautiful photos! Makes me really want to go to Wales! Can’t wait to see more of your posts 🙂