Llandudno is probably North Wales's most popular seaside town with visitors. It's a unique place with some wonderful attractions both natural and manmade. The town sits between the two impressive limestone headlands of the Little Orme and the Great Orme adding to it's natural attraction, the Great Orme in particular is a fantastic place to wander high above the Irish sea admiring the beautiful views in all directions... although these days you do have to pretend to not notice the ever multiplying number of wind turbines out to sea! One of Llandudno's most impressive attractions, with both tourists and photographers alike, is the Victorian pier, actually Wales's longest. This particular morning the pier was my main destination for a sunrise photography shoot, with the sun rising directly behind I had hopes for some nice sunrise light. Fortunately I did have some luck with the sunrise so here are one or two of the photos of Llandudno Pier with the rising sun, hope you like them!

Llandudno is a favourite place of mine for a wander and it's been a while since I had a dedicated photography trip there so the alarm was set for 3.00am this morning to catch the sunrise at Llandudno Pier, fortunately the trip was worth it with some nice morning light.

Llandudno fireworks display was pretty amazing tonight, for some reason it's the first time I've been but it certainly won't be the last. Amazing colours in the fireworks and fantastic event by the fireworks team and everyone involved. The views of the fireworks from the Great Orme above Llandudno were just stunning.