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Today, I'm in the heart of Eryri / Snowdonia for another landscape photography adventure. This week, I explore Dinorwic Quarry and share how landscape photographers find or see a composition.
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[@vzshadow1]

That shot with the entire tree and the colour in the sky was amazing.

[@ianpullinger4785]

What an amazing break in the sky, those colours really changed the scene. Agree, patience does pay off.

[@RussWeymouthPhotography]

That quarry is well worth visiting in the autumn. The golden yellow autumn leaves in the isolated trees contrast with the grey-blue slate. This is enhanced with low, soft light during November when the colours are at their peak.

[@kategreig38]

I bet you're glad you hung around. What a stunning sunset. Great video Ian, thanks for all your hard work. 👌

[@lphilpot01]

What a great payoff to your patience! Those last couple of shots were especially nice.

[@jessejayphotography]

Wow, patience paid off big time. Love that sunset shot with tree and old stoneworks.

[@the_rat_run]

I've seen that old quarry in a few videos on youtube, what is great is that every visit is from a different perspective, and, as usual, your approach was uniquely Ian... Great video, thanks, enjoyed every minute - and the sunset, worth the patience!

[@ChrisBrown-gu4ki]

Some lovely shots Ian and a great location

[@billpanuska5775]

Intriguing place. I especially liked your suggestions about looking at the screen, then enlarging to hunt for long shots.

[@randyschwager84]

Great advice and another excellent video! Thanks for taking me along!

[@barryhiggott9458]

What a wonderful intriguing location, thanks for the tips you certainly made this compelling images.

[@kenhenley7599]

Great video...and that final shot was simply beautiful. Cheers.

[@Dr.Mark.Marzinzik]

Beautiful images. And I have learned so much from you again. Thank you!

[@photobugz]

Excellent content here, Ian! Lots of fine tips AND you make it interesting, thanks! Cheers!

[@jimmywest1]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: For those who hasn't bought Ian's book yet really should. It's a GREAT read for anyone on any level of photography. Also, great video per usual Ian, love your adventures. I'd love to hear your thoughts on M4/3 and if you'd consider it as a main camera, as your mate Henry are somewhat doing 😊

[@kategreig38]

I agree its an excellent book. So glad I bought it.

[@TAdams-hx9lk]

So helpful to hear your considered shots and how you resolve the problems. Well worth our time...thanks for yours!

[@georgemason2472]

Very nice. Composition on your shots that you demonstrated made your argument more effective. Neat subject matter.

[@michaelheld_photography]

Another great video Ian. Love your approach and the way you tell the stories. Thanks a lot for all your effort ✌

[@jamesthomson7047]

Great work, Ian. Just purchased your ebook on composition. Look forward to getting some great ideas. Keep up the great work bud. 😎👍

[@dianebouchard5691]

Great tips! Thank you so much, Ian!

[@tTLM823]

Great pro tips, Ian! Thanks much.

[@Western-Ranger.]

Fantastic video Ian, love the photos too

[@wednesdaythroughthelens830]

Ha, some 40 years ago I lived on the hillside about half a mile from there. I walked the area but didn’t have the camera bug back then. It was a cottage in which your bones felt the change of each season!

[@davidcookphotography]

Really enjoying your videos Ian. Your presentation style is very engaging

[@davidpearce2981]

It’s a fascinating place been a few times, love your shots

[@janfrosty3392]

Photos around 7:30 +-, both nice, but I do prefer the B&W one, nicely done again Ian.

[@user-kk1vg4ur6y]

Really love the photo's Ian, great advice, I had a similar experience taking a picture of Durdle Door on the Jurassic coast, all day the light was flat until the very end when the sun came out for only 10-minutes! Great channel love your work

[@greglarUK]

Stunning mate, wow 😊

[@colinyoung9432]

Great video and photos Ian, well done ... Colin Devon.

[@kevinredpath3345]

brilliant photo,s ian and looks a brilliant location

[@scotskinner4350]

Cool photos. I'm off to photograph a ruin myself today, an abandoned steel works.

[@lynnecliffe3056]

good analysis and great shots... thanks

[@Coloradohiker658]

What incredible photos. Especially the one after the B&W. Stunning area.

[@kennethnielsen3864]

Thanks for sharing.

[@trevb464]

Awesome content as always Ian.
Atb Trev

[@alanbudge]

Cracking picture at 7.40. Loved it.

[@gwhennessy]

Where in Snowdonia were you? Several quarries come up when I search. Amazing place and great video as always.

[@Big.E]

North Wales is my favourite place on the planet 👍🌍