As night falls at the Lone Tree of Llanberis, the last rays of the sun throw a beautiful golden glow onto the hills around Llyn Padarn.
There are 400 steps in the steep climb down to South Stack Lighthouse, followed by a bridge over the wild Atlantic Ocean. The effort is however rewarded by the most stunning sunset views.
South Stack Lighthouse lies at the north west tip of Anglesey and is famed for its spectacular sunsets, drawing people to simply take in the beautiful scene.
The head of the 400 steps down to South Stack Lighthouse creates a perfect vantage point to take in the spectacular scene and particularly at sunset the steps appear to lead you down directly into the sunlit sea.
Sometimes the simple things in life bring the most contentment - like a vast expanse of empty beach on a sunny day. A calming, serene but simple scene taken at Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey.
Portmeirion village and hotel are built overlooking the estuary of the River Dwyryd near Porthmadog. Low tide reveals a vast expanse of golden sand extending well out into the estuary.
Looking along the picture perfect, colourful seafront of Aberystwyth towards the cliff railway.
A spectacular view over Aberystwyth awaits travellers on the historic cliff top railway, with clear views along the beach and bay to the Castle and War Memorial.
The giant chess board by the central piazza in the folly village of Portmeirion - installed in homage to the 60s cult series The Prisoner.
The famous Lone Tree captured at the transition from one magic hour to another - the last rays of golden hour illuminate the slopes and pick out individual trees in bright tones, whilst incoming blue hour lends a gentle overall subtlety and serenity to the scene.
A peaceful evening deepens at the Lone Tree of Llanberis casting hues of deep blue and purple in the undisturbed waters of lake Padarn. Low cloud sitting on the mountain peaks behind adds to the atmosphere, creating a beautiful, serene image.
The eccentric, enthralling village of Portmeirion, truly a fantasy paradise evoking Mediterranean charm on the Welsh coast. The central plaza is the focal point of the village and exudes a feeling of peace and relaxation.
Red Wharf Bay is a beautiful expanse of sandy beach on the east coast of Anglesey between the villages of Pentraeth and Benllech. It is well known as a nature reserve and a popular sport for watersports enthusiasts.
Rhosneigr is famed for its stunning sunsets. Here the sun casts a golden glow over the broad sandy beach of Traeth Crigyll at the western end of the town. The lone house, expanse of empty sand and the gentle water flowing out to sea create a calm scene - until the jets of RAF Happy Valley fly over of course!
Gentle, pink sunset skies at the Lone Tree of Llanberis.
The beautiful central plaza in Portmeirion transports visitors to an alternative place where Mediterranean charm combines with its creator's eccentric and quirky collections.
Surely one of the most beautiful, serene scenes - the glorious still waters of Llyn Padarn and lush hillsides of Snowdonia with the Lone Tree centre stage.
Hydrangeas provide beautiful colour across the grounds of Portmeirion in summer and line the little paths running through the quirky, iconic village.
A peaceful evening deepens at the Lone Tree of Llanberis casting hues of deep blue and purple in the undisturbed waters of lake Padarn. Low cloud sitting on the mountain peaks behind adds to the atmosphere, creating a beautiful, serene image.
The iconic Lone Tree surrounded by the calm waters of Llyn Padarn with the hills of Snowdonia in the background and chippings of Welsh slate on the shore.
The Lone Tree of Llanberis with the calm, evening waters of Llyn Padarn picking up reflections from the iconic tree and the sky colours above.
South Stack is famed for its glorious sunsets. On this night the sky was filled with a gentle pink light, looking down the renowned stairs that visitors to the lighthouse need to negotiate
