A wander along the Clwydian Hills in North Wales
A wander along the stunning Clwydian Hills always reveals breathtaking vistas, and today was no exception to this delightful experience. I began my journey with a steady and purposeful climb up the flanks of Moel Famau, relishing the exhilaration that comes with ascending the hills and feeling the invigorating rush of fresh air. The dramatic profile of Moel Arthur loomed ahead, its rugged contours sharply defined against the expansive clear blue sky, creating a striking contrast that inspired awe. Once I reached the summit, I paused to take in the panoramic views that unfolded majestically before me. The clarity of the light on this particular day was exceptional, enhancing every nuance and detail of the landscape. The distant peaks of the Snowdonia mountains stood proudly on the horizon, their majestic forms acquiring a picturesque stature as they formed a perfect backdrop to the undulating hills of the Clwydian range. With each careful step I took, I excitedly explored the crest, capturing images that would convey the stark and captivating beauty of this ancient land. The vibrant greens of the moorland contrasted sharply with the earthy browns and greys of the rocky outcrops, while delicate patches of heather added lovely splashes of purple across the sprawling terrain, enriching the overall scene. As I continued my wander, I felt a profound and deep connection to the landscape, the tranquillity surrounding me only interrupted by the gentle whisper of the wind. Each photograph I took was an attempt to encapsulate the essence of this stunning locale, preserving its enchanting beauty for those who would come to appreciate it through my lens in the future.
Incredible sunburst lighting up the Vale of Clwyd from the hillside on Moel Arthur in the Clwydian Hills
My North Wales photography gallery
A North Wales photos gallery where you can buy stunning photo prints, framed photographs & canvases of the beautiful North Wales scenery by local photographer Simon Kitchin and discover the picturesque Welsh coastline and countryside. North Wales has some amazing places for landscape photography with the chance to photograph a stunning North Wales sunset at Talacre beach, a beautiful Llyn Peninsula sunrise at Abersoch or a spectacular fireworks display over Wales’s longest pier in Llandudno. The gallery includes North Wales images of the historic castles at Conwy, Caernarfon and Harlech, photos of Portmeirion, Llandudno pictures and the wonderful scenery of the Clwydian Hills and Dee Valley around Llangollen, home to the amazing Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on the Llangollen canal.