1/3 Moel y Gest

Beryl Lloyd challenged me to post three landscape pictures for the next three days. This is the first in the line.

I've taken many pictures of this hill from many angles. It's only 262 m high, but when you're on the top you have stunning views: Lleyn Peninsula, the sea, Snowdon range.

I took this on Boxing Day last year, when we had a lovely walk with the children.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@beryl number one landscape for you!
@thephotoncollective I used one of your Lightroom presets, Neutrino DR :-)

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely moody scene and the most gorgeous sky colour !

[Beryl Lloyd]

Well done-- our comments must have crossed lines ! Shall look foreward to your next two !!

[Graham Thresher]

A very atmospheric shot. You seem to have an aptitude for this kind of capture.

[Leon Buijs]

Beautiful image, just love the Welsh landscape

[Pyrrhula]

Ik heb het maar verandert in boeren weggetjes. telt toch ook. ? Mooie foto van een mooi landschap . Onze grootste berg is een molshoop.

[Sandi]

It's almost as if we're looking at a land before time, there's such a sense of connection with the ages. I wonder how the shape and form of this hill has changed throughout history?

[Linda H.Y. Hegland]

Love the muted colour

[vstap]

A nice capture with a beautiful sky, too!

[Kathy]

Very pretty. Has sort of an old-timey painting look to it.

[Gena Pegg]

Very lovely clouds!

[Nancy]

beautiful picture...love that edit and sky!

[Cindy]

very pretty

[Jan Rose]

Lovely scene.

[Joan Robillard]

So lovely.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@gratefulness I don't know really, it was an island two hundred years ago, when the sea went further inland and wasn't turned into a polder yet. Interesting thought!

[Maggie]

This is my favourite of your three landscapes, the sky is so lovely. Fav.