Snowdon sunrise from this morning
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Posted 07/04/2013 - 21:34
I think number 2 gets my vote. I like the cloud, adds to the picture.
A bit less snow than last week.
Bob
A bit less snow than last week.
Bob
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Posted 07/04/2013 - 21:34
Very nice indeed Simon 
I had considered going yesterday but decided against it thinking that near home we still had some snow related parking issues on the higher ground and as such decided that around Snowdonia there may be similar issues - so I stayed at home
Looks like you had better light today though
Cheers
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I had considered going yesterday but decided against it thinking that near home we still had some snow related parking issues on the higher ground and as such decided that around Snowdonia there may be similar issues - so I stayed at home
Looks like you had better light today though
Cheers
Stu
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Posted 07/04/2013 - 21:46
The snow is definitely on the melt Bob although compared to here in North East Wales Snowdonia didn't really have that much, I think it was only really Pen Y Pass where the orad conditions were tricky after the falls.
Stuey..only had good light for 40 minutes until the cloud descended, rest of the day was poor..I bumped into a fellow tog how told me saturday was glorious all day...I'm used to travelling there and back without one decent photo because of the weather conditions though so happy I managed a few, especially considering that I've been trying to catch a snowy/reflection photo at Llynnau Mymbyr for about 5 years!!
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Stuey..only had good light for 40 minutes until the cloud descended, rest of the day was poor..I bumped into a fellow tog how told me saturday was glorious all day...I'm used to travelling there and back without one decent photo because of the weather conditions though so happy I managed a few, especially considering that I've been trying to catch a snowy/reflection photo at Llynnau Mymbyr for about 5 years!!
Simon
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Posted 08/04/2013 - 09:57
Fabulous !!! Simon. Gorgeous part of the country, and you have brought it right to my screen.
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Posted 08/04/2013 - 10:36
Looks to be more detail in the sky in the bw pic but both work well.
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Posted 09/04/2013 - 08:08
Early morning got you some great looking shots. These are really amazing photos.
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Posted 09/04/2013 - 12:10
Thanks everyone...the shot which I converted to B&W was one of the last ones before the cloud fully descended which explains the extra detail in the sky
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