I live in a bit of the country that has no mountains at all – plenty of other geological wonders but the odd steep hill is as mountainous as it gets. So with this in mind you can imagine how superbly exciting it is to travel somewhere where the rocks tower up and touch the skies – like Snowdonia in Wales, for example.







The hotel below… fabulous, huh? It’s not where we stayed but I like to believe if we had it would have been exactly like the ‘Great Northern Hotel’ in Twin Peaks. It’s called the ‘Swallow Falls Hotel’, which is a big clue to the deafening roar that fills the air…


Wowzers! There were quite a few ‘proper’ photographers here setting up their tripods and getting clever long exposures – I like to be improper though and managed by balancing my camera on the hand rail and holding my breath.
Taken with Canon 5D MkII and a car boot full of lenses

Taken with Polaroid SX-70 and 600 film
Taken with Konica C35 camera and Kodak Ektar 100 film (35mm)
Taken with Fuji Instax 200
Taken with Fuji Instax 200
Taken with Canon 5D MkII and 17-40mm lens









