Recently I finally managed to visit the magnificent Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park in Wales. (Why is it that there are only so few photos from Great Britain on this forum?)
Eryri is a gorgeous mix of rugged mountaineous terrain and lake-district-y woodland areas with these typical gnarly trees we landscape photographers like so much in Britain.
Of course I had to do the "lone tree" at Llyn Padarn (we were only 3 photographers that morning and had some nice chat, could have been much worse...), but there were also great subjects which caught my eye when driving or hiking.
Here are some images - enjoy!
Thank you very much, guys!
An interesting side fact (at least for me...) of this trip was that I, as an avid Tamron 50-400 user and lover of tele shooting, felt compelled quite often to pull the Sony 16-35 f4 PZ or even the Viltrox 14mm f4 out of my bag. A refreshing experience for me. Of the above pics, though, only the first two are wide angle shots 😎