Another Planet - Parys Mountain, Anglesey
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- Its like we are no longer on earth, this places is like mars.. A windy video but full of colour
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Location: Parys Mountain, Angelsey
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Todays video we are in a strange place, you would think it was another planet... Hope you enjoy look forward to your comments
The Triptych was stunning Paul and the location looks like my kind of place.
go for it
Visited this awesome location when i stayed with my daughter at Point Lynas Lighthouse Cottages (fabulous holiday let incidentally) Have been here over the years, and it never fails to impress. Took my Sony A5001 mirrorless camera and captured some incredible images. Camera was purchased new for £140, as its an older model. I used a monopod rather than tripod (basically a glorified extendable selfie-stick) Way easier to carry and still provides great stability, though the anti camera-shake function thingy in the Sony probably does the job quite well. Gale force winds when I was there too. Welcome to Anglesey ! Great video. Thank You.
Wow thank you so much for letting me know.. its a great location
I like the look of that place, great video as always 👍
always here if you fancy it.
Very different landscape. A bit industrial. Loved the derelict windmill.
it was a very interesting place
A very interesting totally surreal location Paul, which through the actions of man just goes to show the devastating and negative impact we have had on what we call our home. As you say, not what we would normally regard as landscape photography but I suppose it is a landscape of sorts albeit almost devoid of life. Living as I do in North Wales I love Anglesey but this is one place I think I will steer clear of. Your photos captured the sheer desolation of the place very well. Of the two images I prefer the one with the rock in the foreground 📷👍
i know mate, its like the Dinorwig i love the place but what was it like before
I really enjoyed this adventurous video. Sure to put this on my list of visits. Very adventurous is Paul as its seems a dangerous place. Stunning colours and textures in the landscape. Just had my first Covid Jab here last week. Cheers
thank you glad you liked it
I prefer the windmill with the water in front as the rock is not sufficiently interesting as a foreground. Parys Mountain is stunning, I have been many times from our base in Snowdonia when the weather is clagged in. I love the abstract colours and textures n the rock and I'm split between visiting in poor conditions and the sun, but hey it's great anytime. I would imagine it would make a nice astro location too.
Thanks for sharing!
If you wandered around a bit more further beyond the mill, there are more buildings to photograph, the days I spent there it was grim, wet and windy without much visibility first thing, then by late morning the sun came out and it turned hot with clear blue skies, that is what you expect from the UK national parks though.
lol normol stuff.. ill look more next time i am there
Wow what an amazing place Paul, great photos as always. You must go back when the heather is blooming, the contrast in colours will be fantastic.
Absolutely defo
Really enjoyed this one Paul, just a shame we didn't watch this before we visited Parys, some great compositions...... and changing weather; as expected on windy Anglesey!! Great job mate, keep them coming. Bump into you again soon buddy. As for the triptych of the rock, stunning!
Thanks for checking in, nice to have celebs like your selves watching and commenting... lol
@@paulcomptonpdphotography Haha, thanks mate. You were on our tv for over 2 hours yesterday!! I love the way that sometimes show your routes.......although you have been known to take the wrong path!! Great stuff.
hahaha wow two hours your craxy...
For a small island, Anglesey has so much to offer doesn't it. Very enjoyable vid mate.
your so right so much
Great Paul Crompton Video, thanks for sharing
Very welcome
Great video some nice images, good to see different type of landscape
Glad you enjoyed it
Looks a interesting place to shoot . Great images
i am sure with some work there could be some cool images but i only took snaps really
Would imagine that place would look very nice with deep snow lying on it , it would break up all the colour .
Ive just broken my ankle being adventurous in the lake district , no photography for me for 3 months ,
Be careful !
oh no how did you do that
@@paulcomptonpdphotography Well i went there to get up in the rough , you know .
2nd day in i fell down the stairs in our holiday cottage and spent the next 4 days in Carlisle hospital . Freak accident
oh my god
This place was awesome this vlog doesn’t show the true size of it. It was massive.. You could spend the full day here. Great vlog Paul, loved the three images next to each other could see them on a wall in a hallway
i know mate, next time i go i am going to look for more unique images got to be some
@@paulcomptonpdphotography think them images would sell well as a set, more like them would be fab.
ok lets do it
My sort of location and perfect conditions for my favourite film, Kodak Gold. If that's not 'landscape photography' I don't know what is. There's obviously days of shooting there. Good to see you doing a tryptic, you've been boxing yourself in a bit by classic 'rules' type landscape; not that there's anything wrong with standard compositions but your eye can overlook other shots whilst you're trying to get the landscape to conform to leading lines, thirds etc.
Always a sobering thought to consider the poor buggers that lived lives of hard toil and misery just so a landowner could have a bigger portico on their mansion. Check out the work of Sebastiao Salgado to get a more modern equivalent.
i know what you mean i feel my photos are a little simple these days haha.. god it must of been hard work
@@paulcomptonpdphotography Nothing wrong with simplifying your composition as long as you're aware your doing it.
Any 'Arty' types are prone to getting into ruts and then get down that they are just going through the motions and producing the same stuff, music, painting, sculpture etc.
I'm forcing myself to shoot in b&w on one camera and colour on another just to keep my brain turning over. Probably due to an extremely low boredom threshold as well.
@@paulcomptonpdphotography Anyone that talks about our great National Heritage ..... meaning country houses, mansions, palaces etc usually gets short shrift from me. I always think of the poor sods who created the actual wealth, who lived short lives of chronic disease and severe injury.
thats it sir
well yes there was always the others
Those rocks look like sulfur deposits near volcanic activity. Very alien.
yes they do
Spent two weeks on Anglesey a few years back. tremendous. We found an entire ick up truck at the base of the quarry. Have you been to the wrecks in the estuary? great photo spot.
i have looked at them on Google Earth but as yet no, i am not sure they are as good as people make out.. should i go take a look
Reminders of our industrial past are always interesting , and evocative knowing how hard and dangerous it must have been to earn a living. Great images as always.
it was real work not like most jobs now
The 'Textured' images are fantastic Paul!
the colours are out of this world