Sesiwn tynnu lluniau cyntaf First photo session

Helo ar ol cyfnod hir o ddim fod allan hefo fy nghamera mi ges gyfnod pnawn Dydd Mawrth 29ain o Fedi yn tynnu lluniau o amgylch Llandudno. Mi gymerais gyfle I dynnu lluniau o ben to y maes parcio canolfan siopa Fictoria yn y dref a diolch am dywydd braf ac awyr las. Wrth gerdded o amgylch mi oedd yn bosib gweld penserniaeth y dref o uchder. Dyma ydi galeri or amser yma. 


Hello after a long time of not being out with my camera I had the opportunity to go out with my camera to take images around Llandudno. I took the opportunity on the afternoon Tuesday 29th September 2020 taking images of Llandudno from the car park roof of the Victoria Centre shopping centre and a lovely blue sky . by walking around it was possible to see the different architecture of the town from a height. This gallery is a taste of this session .  























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