11 Comments Posted by DoomHamster

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What a beautiful shot, Motts! I really love the colours and the ethereal quality of this one - it looks so otherworldly, like a dreamscape, and that sky is just gorgeous. Reminds me a lot of the Northern Lights.

I'd love to be able to take shots even half as fantastic as this one. Great work, dude! :)
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"Ffordd Allan" = Way Out

Although they never actually taught Welsh in my old school, I've managed to pick up a few phrases here and there, mostly from bilingual signs... this is one of the very few things I can say in Welsh!

Glad you managed to pay a visit to my country, Motts! Thanks for doing it justice, and for posting your beautiful pictures here for all to see. :)
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I think the hazy, dream-like quality of this photograph is simply beautiful. This just might be my favourite from this gallery...
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Yeah, this one's beautiful but kind of spooky...
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Beautiful room! Sad to see how much it's deteriorated since the time the picture-postcard in that link was taken, though...
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Wow... I love that window! The contrast between the daylight and the shadows is excellent and shows the glass patterns off to best effect. Very beautiful indeed.
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Now that's a beautiful picture... great job, Motts! :)
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Regarding the plug in the grotto, it may be possible that they had a string of Christmas lights out here in December, or maybe some form of lighting for a Nativity scene, though I couldn't say for certain, since I'm not Roman Catholic...
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That's so sad... it's a shame they couldn't save it. It's such a waste when people let beautiful historic buildings like this go to rack and ruin.
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Gorgeous picture! I love autumn scenes, and this is one of the nicest that I've seen in quite a long time... the colours are just spectacular. :)
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The filaments almost look like prehistoric insects trapped inside big lumps of amber... that's a really amazing photo. I wonder how the bulbs got like that?