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The Snowdonia National Park -
Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri - lies in the
north-west ofWales and contains some
of the most spectacular mountain scenery
in the United Kingdom. It is a land of heather
moors, lakes, wooded valleys, dramatic coastlines
with great sweeping bays, and craggy
mountain ranges which combine to create
dramatic and tightly packed mountain scenery.
With such diverse scenery it's not surprising
that Snowdonia offers an unending variety
of interest especially for walkers and
photographers.
After the critically acclaimed success of his
books, Discover Snowdonia and Portrait of
Snowdonia (Halsgrove), Jerry Rawson has
now turned his attention to creating a
collection of panoramic images of Snowdonia
throughout all seasons.
This beautifully-produced book, copiously
illustrated with over 70 of Jerry's evocative
photographs gives a new and exciting
dimension to Snowdonia. He has captured
brooding skies, storms sweeping across the
coast and the low light of dawn and dusk
illuminating the landscape in a golden glow.
Every image conveys the passion and
excitement he feels for the area.The book
highlights the variety and glorious scenery in
one of Britain's favourite National Parks.
Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri - lies in the
north-west ofWales and contains some
of the most spectacular mountain scenery
in the United Kingdom. It is a land of heather
moors, lakes, wooded valleys, dramatic coastlines
with great sweeping bays, and craggy
mountain ranges which combine to create
dramatic and tightly packed mountain scenery.
With such diverse scenery it's not surprising
that Snowdonia offers an unending variety
of interest especially for walkers and
photographers.
After the critically acclaimed success of his
books, Discover Snowdonia and Portrait of
Snowdonia (Halsgrove), Jerry Rawson has
now turned his attention to creating a
collection of panoramic images of Snowdonia
throughout all seasons.
This beautifully-produced book, copiously
illustrated with over 70 of Jerry's evocative
photographs gives a new and exciting
dimension to Snowdonia. He has captured
brooding skies, storms sweeping across the
coast and the low light of dawn and dusk
illuminating the landscape in a golden glow.
Every image conveys the passion and
excitement he feels for the area.The book
highlights the variety and glorious scenery in
one of Britain's favourite National Parks.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
A wonderful collection of pictures of the mountains of Snowdonia. A lovely selection of panoramic views to sit down and enjoy looking at. An easy read for a relaxing evening. The photography is stunning, but then I am biased, as I have visited Snowdonia many times and have visited the majority of these places. Would thoroughly recommend this book to anyone.
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The panaramas are good but let down badly by shocking repoduction, for the price it could have been a lot better than this
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