Pointillism. Observatory Tower, Afon Dwyryd estuary
Date
15 February 2016
Location
Portmeirion, Penrhyndeudraeth
SH 59051 37200; 52.91367°N, 4.09760°W
Information
Quayside
Quayside
Quayside
Portmeirion
The Campanile
Portmeirion
Portmeirion
Portmeirion
Central Piazza
Archway
The Campanile
Hercules
Hercules
Petrol Pump Figurehead
Salutation Square
Central Piazza
Portmeirion
Car Park Bollard
Town Hall Bar
Town Hall Bar
Town Hall Café
Town Hall Café
Anticipation
Selfie
Sitting on a bench
Telephoto
Looking on
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Beautifully detailed details and very fine colours!
Many thanks, Mathias. It is a wonderful place to wander around.
A lovely set of a place I’ve yet to visit. I particularly enjoyed the one of the seagull on the baubell with the moon – a slightly eccentric scene that is in keeping with the mood of The Prisoner?
Thanks, Andy. I think that you would like the place – definitely worth a visit if you are in the area (and if you go in the winter there are cheaper deals for entry 🙂 )
I always wanted to go to Portmeirion and not just for the pottery! Beautiful detail and perspectives! I really enjoyed your photos Graham, especially the ones taken in the cafe!
With kindest wishes,
Jacqueline
Many thanks, Jacqueline. Glad you liked them.
🙂
Beautiful detailed shots, love the blue color running through the theme!
Thanks, Eva. The place has a blue theme, which was complemented by the clear blue sky that day.
Fabulous series, can’t pick a fave from the colour shots, but the B&W at the top sings to me.
Thanks, fraggle! The top shot was my favourite from the day (and it’s actually a colour photograph of a highly monochromatic scene).
Very cool!
🙂
Wow…beautiful! 65Luna
Thanks so much, Luna!
Hello
I try to explain me in english (difficult)
So … some of those photography are excellent for my eyes …
You have a good eye who take many beautifuls details.
Many thanks indeed for stopping by and commenting, Yoshimi-Paris!
great eye for detail, as always… love the first three, Quayside, shots…
Many thanks, Alexandra. Portmeirion is a great place for photographers!
Super set, Graham. I see you managed to avoid the photography police! Your set is a wonderful example of how to photograph somehwere that has been photographed to death in a new and original way. Chapeau!
Much appreciated, Iain!
An interesting set of images taken in one of my favourite places in the world! Good to see it from a ‘detail’ perspective- I particularly like the Central Piazza view.
Many thanks! Glad you appreciated the details.
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