Occasionally it is possible to see Aurora Borealis in North Wales,The aurora in North Wales tend to have a mixture of red/purple and green.

The Birth of the Northern Lights Over Puffin Island

Night Impression Moelfre

Wet night lights ,and reflection, in Caernarfon

Night Reflections Caernarfon

Bustling crowd of colour on a rainy day-Caernarfon  Square.

Rainy Day Caernarfon Square

Tourists cast colourful reflections of their Macs on a rainy day in Caernarfon Palace Street

Rainy Day Palace Street

Rusted old sheds and boats cast refelections in Caernarfon Harbour

Caernarfon Harbour

Llanddwyn beach, vast horizon, with Llanddwyn Lighthouse and mountains of the Llyn Peninsula

Llanddwyn

Porth Dwyfach-is on the anglesey coast, it is sheltered by 2 spits of land that project into the sea.<br />
The red night sky heralding ,clear dry weather the next day.

Porth Dwyfach

Parys Mountain,on Anglesey is an abandoned copper mine.Like a colorful dessert ,of green purple and blue,virtually devoid of plants due to the toxicity left behind by the copper industry.

Parys Mountain

Late in the day as the hill walkers and climbers leave , Snowdon casts its refection with alpine glow.

Alpine Glow Snowdon

Light  Stepping in to Penrhyn

North Wales is becoming busier and busier. It is very difficult to be completely alone on Snowdon. A long train of people snake up to the summit.

The Crowded Summit

Pink Dawn Colours the rocks and pool of water created by quarrying slate.Large angular boulders and cliffs of slate reflect in the water.

Deep Quarry Pool

Inspired by the loneliness I feel in an urban crowd. The <br />
digital age has bought the world to our doorstep,but the enormity of the world wide web and vast internet connection ,  in some ways is driving humans apart. It is easy to hide in the anonymous crowd.

Anonimity of the crowd (2)

Plein Aire painting,cold stormy day,giant storm clouds and deep blue ob distant hills reflected in water.

3 Deep Blue Reflections

Dinorwic is one of the largest slate quarries in he slate area of North Wales, long since abandoned. The  remains of the Quarry battered by the wind and rain ,gradually decay. The rain stops briefly ,and the  lights up wet slate and dead winter grass

-Dinorwic-

In The region of Beddgelert, there are abandoned copper mines.In Autumn the forestry turning to tones of red,orange, brwon and yellow,  match the reddish stained boulders  ,that are pushed down the Aberglaslyn pass by  torrents of white watrer

Autumn Aberglaslyn

Dolbadarn Castle is silouhetted by sun through clouds lighting up golden grass on the lower mountain slopes.

Fleeting LIght Dolbadarn

Penmon in Anglesey-The  lighthouse guides the ships around this   treacherous section of The Anglesey coast and Puffin Island. The light cast by the lighthouse, allows the eye to see colour in the night sky and casts broken reflection on the sea.

Penmon Night 2

Eerie light at Dinas Dinlle beach as a storm rolled in over the mountains .

The Storm Watchers

Four  Painters And A Sculptor
Catherine Taylor Parry, Angie Hoopert ,Louise Morgan RCA, Jane Paice, Wendy Lawrence RCA
LOUISE MORGAN
For details of other artists please see-
https://www.orielmon.org/en-gb
A much-anticipated exhibition opened its doors at Oriel Môn on 27 April. ‘Four Painters and a Sculptor’ brings together five contemporary artists whose methods are deeply rooted in the land of Wales. The all-female cast of this pioneering exhibition all grew up in the late 70’s early 80’s, the so-called Generation X, when strong female role models and individuality were celebrated in music, fashion and art. The resulting exhibition is a cocktail of soulful and timeless art works.

Four Painters And A Sculptor-Louise Morgan