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Landscape Photography guide to Anglesey, North Wales - Aberffraw to Llanddwyn

The aim of this guide is to provide theLatin. Both of these stand in prominent
photographer with an insight into the bestpositions and provide even more creative
locations on Anglesey for landscape andoptions for the landscape photographer. The
seascape photography. Highlights for theall-round view from the island is simply
photographer on this section of the Angleseystunning too, particularly when looking
Coastal Path include Aberffraw beach,towards the mainland of Wales and the
Llanddwyn Island, Llanddwyn beach, thenumerous mountains of the Snowdonia range. As
Snowdonia Mountains, Abermenai Point and thean added bonus, the island (and Llanddwyn
Menai Straits. Thebeach itself) is a perfect place to take both
coastal path between Aberffraw and Llanddwynsunrise and sunset photographs and for those
is the most unspoilt and visually attractiveinterested in wildlife photography, the
area on the Isle of Anglesey, it's also myisland is inhabited by its very own wild
own personal favourite landscape photographyhorses which, if you are lucky, will pose
location on the island. After leaving thenicely against the scenic backdrop. Leaving
beach at Aberffraw behind the AngleseyLlanddwyn Island and following the Anglesey
Coastal Path passes through several withCoastal Path along Llanddwyn beach doesn't
little to interest the landscapemean the photographer needs to put their
photographer. On reaching Maltreath however,camera away. The beach is full of character,
the situation improves dramatically. Fromperhaps more so at low tide. Large sand dunes
here to Llanddwyn the beaches are justline the beach and the nearby forest
stunning, miles of beautiful, unspoilt sand -continues alongside. When the tide recedes
a landscape photographers paradise you mightthe beach is a mass of sand, much of it full
say. Photograph opportunities are numerousof texture and detail, certain to capture the
although the better ones are closest tolandscape photographers eye. Foreground
Llanddwyn Island. Although know as an island,interest for those wide-angle landscape shots
Llanddwyn is actually only isolated duringis easily found as is the opportunity to
high tide for a short time. The island hasindulge in a few macro shots. The already
much to interest the landscape photographer -stunning beach is further enhanced by the
two excellent lighthouses, both having theever-present mountain backdrop provided by
stunning backdrop of the Snowdonia Mountains.the Snowdonia National Park. Towards the end
Of the two lighthouses I personally preferof the vast beach, as it nears the Menai
the newest one, it's located on the very endStraits, the mountains become much closer in
of the island and the beach below provides anperspective, a good wide angle lens capturing
ideal position from which to get that perfectsome great detail and contours. Across the
shot. Also in summer the sun sets directlyMenai Straits Caernarfon and it's imposing
behind the lighthouse enhancing the alreadycastle can also be seen, although at a
impressive backdrop. Other features ofdistance requiring the use of a powerful
Llanddwyn Island include the ancient ruinedtelephoto lens to ensure the capture of an
abbey and the more modern, but ancienteffective photograph.
looking crosses, one Celtic and the other



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