There are so many things I would be thankful for, my wife, my children but without my eyes I would not be able to see. If I couldn’t see how would I be able to take photographs. Or so I thought. When I started to research the subject of blind and visually impaired photography, I was surprised to find growing communities on Flickr with some really excellent photographs. Two groups well worth paying a visit to are;
Visually-impaired photographers in the UK
Blind Photographers
I am thankful that I have my sight, sure I am at the age now where I need glasses to read, but other than that my eyes are fine.
When I started looking at the subject of thankful I had more or less decided which photograph I would show for this week. It’s one I have shown before but it’s one of my favourite images.
Taken on a really cold day in the Snowdonia National Park, I came across this landscape purely by accident. When I’m out and about in Snowdonia, I don’t always have an itinerary of where I’m going. Sometimes I do but I’ll often deviate off my route if I see something interesting. That’s what happened here. I was heading home, intending to cut right through the National Park. Instead, purely by accident, I took a wrong turning and found myself driving alongside Llyn Ogwen. Best of all there was somewhere i could safely park the car and a good view-point to take this photograph
Say It With A Camera 
This picture is absolutely beautiful….you have quite a gift my friend
Lisa
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Thank You. It’s my favourite photograph. maybe one day i will photograph something even better, but until then….
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I can see why it’s a favorite. It makes me want to go there.
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I came past that lake on Wednesday. Looks totally different. The sun was out, and the clouds were reflecting in the lake.
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Amazingly beautiful photo!. Thank you for sharing your part of the would. 😉
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Since I moved to North Wales I’ve found so many interesting things to photograph. The scenery is beautiful and of course it changes with the seasons…
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This is superb!
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Thank you so much for your comment
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I have often wondered about visually impaired photography and what a great selection there is on your links!
And what a fabulous reward for a wrong turn!
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I was out on Wednesday in this very area. With all the rain we have been having I just knew that the waterfalls and rivers would be in full flow. I wasn’t disappointed and as a bonus there was snow on the higher mountains. Not only that it was nice sunny day with some good white clouds. What more could a photographer ask for….
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Truly beautiful in every sense of the word. Only a photographer with your talent can render a scene such as this and make it spectaculor. It takes a special eye and a special gift. Of that you can be thankful as well as grateful.
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Thank you for your comment. I guess I’m just lucky to live ina beautiful part of the world
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¸.•*¨*•.♪♫♫♪May your week ahead be filled with thankful moments! .♪♫•*¨*•.¸¸ ♥˜”*°•.˜”*°•.˜”*°•.★★.•°*”˜.•°*”˜.•°*”˜”
Elizabeth 🙂
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Thank you.
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I can see why it’s one of your favourite images – it’s stunning. I’d love to get to centra and north Wales, after having had a taste of Pembrokeshire.
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North Wales is a beautiful part of the country. We have lots of old castles and ancient buildings, the Snowdonia National Park and of course the coast as well
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When I was researching for our trip to Pembrokeshire I saw all the beauty in Snowdonia and north but, darn it, one can only do so much … I hope I’ll be back.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you for your comment. I think so too….
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