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Captured at RSPB Conwy on 22 Sep, 2022 by Neil A Stevens Photography.
Taken late one evening at Bodnant Garden, Conwy, North Wales
Taken at 300mm
A very much decayed pontoon looking across to the Liverpool Waterfront from Birkenhead docks
Wavy grass in front of the Wirtral Met campus building near to the wrck of the RV Sarsia
....and River Severn https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken from my office in Dusseldorf https://images.neilstevens.uk/
The view to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) from the Lagoons of Llyn Padarn, Llanberis.
Taken from an out of the way spot at Bodnant Garden looking down the Conwy Valley towards the coast.
Taken from Birkenhead near Egerton Bridge. The image doesn't bear close scrutiny, but I like it.
Egerton Bridge is situated between Egerton Dock and Morpeth Dock and is a working example of a bascule bridge. It was built between 1928 and 1931, as one of four similar bascule bridges in the Merseyside docks, replacing an earlier swing bridge. The bridge and the machine house were completely restored in 1993 and opened to the public in 1995
Mast of the partially submerged wrek of RV Sarsia.
Diglis Island, Worcester https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
The grasses in the water swaying in the breeze. Taken on a photowalk with Welshot Imaging and led by pro photographer, Helen Iles. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
St Cwfan, Aberffraw, Anglesey, Wales https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a family day out at Plas Cadnant, Menai Bridge
Egerton Bridge is situated between Egerton Dock and Morpeth Dock and is a working example of a bascule bridge.
The partially submerged RV Sarsia wreck. The Fisheries research vessel was built back in 1953 for the National Marine Biological Association, before it entered into private ownership in the late 1980s. Sadly, the ship was laid up at the East Float Dock until she sank in May 1998. It remains a mystery how the ship sank, but some believe the seacock was stolen, scuttling the ship. Following its partial sinking, RV Sarsia was left to gradually disintegrate.
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Old bridge over troubled waters
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
The rocky slabs at the back of Cwn Idwal, Snowdonia. Many climbers and montaineers have started out here. Taken on a photowalk with Welshot Imaging and led by pro photographer, Helen Iles. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
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Sea Thrift, taken on Ynys Llanddwyn, Mon
Birkenhead Docks, Central Hydraulic Tower, East Float. The Grade II-listed hydraulic tower in Birkenhead's docklands that will be transformed into an advanced manufacturing and engineering skills centre
The view of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) from home. I loved the original colour version of this, but the mono conversion in Silver Efex Pro II just adds to it.
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken on the Carneddau range in Snowdonia. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken from one of the mud islands in the Strait https://images.neilstevens.uk/
The colour of the trees at Bodnant garden in the spring rival their autumnal counterparts.
Also showing the old and new landing piers
A dockside bollard used to secure the ships of old
The sheep love the unripe fruit https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
Taken during a workshop at Ogwen Cottage, Snowdonaia, Wales. https://images.neilstevens.uk/
A cloudy summers eveing https://images.neilstevens.uk/
The cross on Llandwyn Island, Anglesey https://images.neilstevens.uk/
