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The thing I like most about these pics (apart from their technical brilliance) is that it makes Britain feel like a different country (even if for only a short while).
Hi Mike,
Cheers ever so much for liking the shots and taking time to comment. It is certainly beautiful up on those Welsh hills at the best of times, cloaked heavily in snow it felt magical and special, makes you look with fresh eyes. Gill
Love the different textures you have captured in the snow. Fabulous light. That’s one of the great things about snow, the way it reflects the winter sunlight.
Hi Liz,
Having such a wonderful clear sky and low winter sun really showed the depth and contrasts in the landscape. Anything that was backlit just leapt out, I couldn’t stop myself taking pictures! The air was so crisp it seemed almost like wandering on the slopes of an alpine mountain. Cheers for the comments.