Anglesey, North Wales in December
Tish Farrell
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It looks like a wonderful, rather medium cold day, Tish. Beautiful mood, colours and light. We visited Anglesey (Abbey) in Cambridgeshire last month, this Anglesey I have never visited (so far).
Wishing you a relaxing evening,
Dina and rest of the gang 🙂
Thank you, Dina. It was a very cold day wind-wise, although it looks very calm in the pic. All the best to you 4.
Wow! I love this. What a strong shot of nostalgia (that’s my interpretation).
That’s an angle I hadn’t thought of, Izzy. I was thinking more of cold and alone. Or cold and a sense of detachment.
This is a beautiful photograph – capturing the very essence of the place and day. Janet
Love this one, Tish! Beautiful layers of clouds, perfect composition!
I liked the layers too. Thanks, Amy.
A nice shot. A melancholy mood which seems to reflect isolation.
There’s a photo of me finishing a Johannesburg marathon from a few years back and in the pic I look red from sunburn but in fact it is wind chaffing. One of the coldest days in Jo’burg in years
Marathon man, eh. Good on you. And cold days in Africa, people are usually surprised that there are such things 🙂
A wonderful shot. I was trying to find the cold as the water was still moving. Aside from the water it reminded me of time spent in the arctic. It was a cold barren experience but one that I am happy to have experienced. Thank you for the memories! :o)
Exactly how it feels here right now as the evening approaches.
Wonderful photo.
Alison
Thank you, A & D
I like the shot but funnily enough it doesn’t say ‘cold’ to me, Tish. More ‘lonely’ 😦 Probably a mood thing. 🙂
Oh well, lonely can be cold too – in another kind of way. 🙂
Oh, yes 😦
Brilliant… Speaks volumes
A perfect picture of a cold and a bit gloomy winter day. Love the muted colors.
Beautiful! I love the lone, far off figure.
Thank you, Jennifer.
Why is it that the solitary figure adds to the sense of chill? A real rhapsody in blue.
That’s v. interesting, isn’t it? One of those creative knacks, which in this case was pure happenstance.
I hope it isn’t cold any more. This is a lovely vast view and photo, Tish.
Cold it still is, Paula, and with more wind and rain thrown in, but not as cold as when I took this pic. Apparently, tho, we’re in for a heat wave by the end of the week. It’s all very confusing.