Inspired by @ramblingjohnās wonderfully informative and visually beautiful Whatās Outside thread and by @carin-harrisās fortnightly photography group on Slack, I thought Iād start a photography thread here.
The idea is to share photographs, share tips, share photography vocabulary in Welsh.
For any photographs shared, could we maybe try and put the titles of the photographs in Welsh?
Dw iān hapus i ddechrau Iām happy to start! Wisgers y llygoden mawr (The ratās whiskers) Tynnais iār llun heddiw. Efo luniau bywyd gwyllt maeān bwysig iawn ffocys ar y llygad agosaf ā¦a piedio symud!!
I took this picture today. With pictures of wildlife its very important to focus on the closest eyeā¦ and donāt move!
Looking down towards Dinas Dinlle with the Eifl in the background on the left hand side - I love how dramatic the Common Hawthorns [draenen wen (dray-nenn wenn)] are in the winter - theyāre like old witchesā¦
Ok, hereās one.
I took this in 2013 when I was with a crew filming at Rockfield Studios in Monmouth. Thereās a story that it inspired Freddie Mercury to write the line āAny way the wind blowsā at the end of Bohemian Rhapsody. I wouldnāt say itās a spectacular photo, but itās been published in a book about Monmouth!
weather vane - ceiliog gwynt (even when itās a horse!)
This one does appear to be a bit lost but seems happy enough at the moment. I think the hope is that as the water warms it will go in search of the colder water itās used to.