Thatâs a great capture @theresacorbett!
hereâs some of the walrusâ story for anyone interestedâŠ
Thatâs a great capture @theresacorbett!
hereâs some of the walrusâ story for anyone interestedâŠ
Some more sunsets from me - I never tire of them and they always seem differentâŠ
Mae fy ngƔr tynnu y llun y cnocell y coed hon. My husband took this picture of a woodpecker.
Niân caruâr holl adar yn ein iard gefn yn Florida.We love all the birds in our backyards in Florida.
I have always loved black and white nature photos. Especially trees without leaves. They look so dramatic against the sky.
What a stunning capture! I love it! Maeâr lliw ar ben y cnocell yn fendigedig!
Theyâre so dramatic arenât they, especially gnarled trees such as the hawthorne (draenen wen/draenen ddu), I tell the kids that they contain the souls of old witches. I feel I donât do enough ffotograffiaeth du a gwyn, somehow. x
Some scenes from yesterday in the gardenâŠ
Dw iân licio ffocysu (focus) ar un peth, yna gosod yr F stops yn isel, i gael y cefndir (background) efo effaith (effect) bokeh -
Mae eich lluniau chi ydy hardd! Dwiân caru sut y pwnc yny blaen âpopsâ mas mwy oherwydd oâr âfuzzyâ cefndir.
I am uncertain how correct this sentence is, but I am giving it a go anyway. Love the first picture.
Niân newydd brynu lens chwyddo ar gyfer ein camera a dal y llun hwn.
We just bought a zoom lens for our camera and captured this picture. I donât know the word for Hummingbird in Welsh. This species of Hummingbird is the Ruby Throated Hummingbird.
Beautiful shot! Absolutely gorgeous!
(and the Welsh for hummingbird is aderyn bach y si )
Oh thatâs so beautiful @KellyMoore, thank you for sharing! Really lucky to have such magical birds to photograph. Congratulations on the new lens and have fun getting to know it!
Caru hwnâŠ
Thank you for the translation. Does that mean literally, the little hum bird?
Diolch! We love our birds in the backyard and try to take photos whenever we can. The zoom lens has helped greatly!
Si can mean rumour, whizz, buzz, murmur, hiss, hum ⊠so yes, little hum bird
Pottering about with macro - small world / byd bach (bead bah-ch).
Though I didnât use a macro lens for these photos, I think that the translation for âmacro lensâ would be âlens craffâ (lens krahf) - craff meaning âkeen eyedâ.
Do you like macro photography? If so do you like photographing âmini beastsâ? In Welsh, âmini beastsâ would be âtrychfilodâ (truh-ch-vill-od) - the âtruchâ bit sounds like âtruckâ but with the Welsh âchâ sound rather than the âckâ.
Helo, post cyntaf yma. dw iân mwynhau ffotograffiaeth. Dyma lun o ddafad o Sir Benfro mewn cae o fangel-wurzels.
Dafad gorjys! Did you know there is also the Whatâs Outside thread, which you might like to post in and there is a Photography Club through Welsh Speaking Practice?
Llun gwych! I had to look up mangel wurzels, so Iâve learned something too!
Diolch Deborah
Caz Harris is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
This weeks subject is 50mm, but youâre welcome to join even if you donât have images to share
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