This bioluminescence and NLC hunting isn't going too well.....!!!

This is the amazing St Cwyfan's Church near Llangwyfan, Anglesey, also known as the Church in the Sea (eglwys bach y mor in Welsh). This was my first visit to this quite wonderful photographic location, and I was well impressed even though it was low tide. The ancient little 12th century church used to stand on a penisula, but over the centuries the sea has eroded the land away, leaving the little church standing on the small tidal island of Cribinau. You risk your ankles slithering about on the very slippery seaweed to get to the point where I took this shot from, but it was worth it to include a bit of sea.

last one from this trip you'll be pleased to know!

This one has been on the list for quite a while, quite a magical feel to the place, especially with its remote location. The promising sunset failed to appear as seems be de rigeur these days for me, as does the rain which started the day after and hasn't stopped as yet preventing another vist, I'll definitely come back here again to shoot this place though.

89 seconds @ f/16

St. Cwyfan's, (or the Church in the Sea) as it is known, is located in North Wales, perched on a tiny island called Cribinau, encircled by a sea wall, the church dates from the 12th century.

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High tide on an overcast evening, when the horizon lit up 20 minutes after sunset.