We had to visit Gower in Swansea this week, and when we had to pop back to finish some business I knew it was a perfect day to bring my camera. Penclawdd is a little village that sites on the Lougher Estuary in the Gower Peninsular and it is a place of outstanding natural beauty.
I grabbed my Nikon ZF, which had the Tamron 16-30mm attached, and I stopped off at two points on our journey to take a total of six images! Here are four images that I processed from the day using Lumiar Neo.
As you can see, once again I have chosen to use a wide aspect ratio, this time 21:9. With such a huge landscape in front of me, and a wide lens, so much of the image is only sky or foreground, so it just made sense. Next time I come here, I will bring my 150-500mm for this vast landscape, and the outstanding amount of rare and beautiful sea based birds that the area is known for.
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Nice series, Mark ! Did you intentionally make the photos non-clickable? With that wide field of view, enlarging them is exactly what you feel like doing. Either way, just so you know.
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Marc
I didn’t! I’ll check that, as they look amazing full screen on a monitor!
A glorious day to be roaming about with a camera. Great shots Mark. Allan