Photography Galleries of Paul L.G. Morris:
   A versatile and creative freelance photographer and writer.

Photographic Galleries:

To give some indication of the photography of Paul Morris, this page introduces the gallery of photographs taken by him. These images are a mixture of commercial, artistic and record shots to suit different purposes. If you wish to use a photograph, feel free to use the contact page to let Paul know of your requirements. They are available on commercial terms, including exclusive use - see the legal page.

Note that these photographs have been optimised for the web so that the quality is not the same as that available from the originals.

Pictures of the Natural Environment comprising of:

  • Animals and insects from the natural environment
  • Fungi
  • Flora - wild flowers and other plants
  • Plant life in the hedgerows
  • Lichens
  • Autumn (Fall) views

For this gallery there is a more detailed index available.

Portfolio Picture Gallery comprising of:

  • Landscapes from Bryneirian Farm
  • Cactus flowers from Paul's collection
  • Snow Scenes around Bryneirian Farm, February-March 2006
  • Sunrise, Sunset
  • Other images

Miscellaneous Images Gallery comprising of:

  • Clouds
  • Seashore
  • Snow
  • The moon or by moonlight
  • Aberystwyth Lifeboat
  • Ilminster Carnival floats (a night-time procession)

Images from around Wales including:

  • St. David's Cathedral and the adjacent Bishop's Palace
  • Strata Florida Abbey, Talley Abbey
  • Cwm Ystwyth including the old mine workings
  • Cors Caron (an ancient peat bog) nature reserve
  • Coastal views including coves at Pen Bryn, Cwmtudu and Mwnt
  • The Hafod Estate, Birchwood Hill
  • Devil's Bridge and views along the River Ystwyth
  • Tregaron-Abergwesyn road, arguably the most scenic route in Wales
  • Vale of Rheidol Railway and the Rheidol River
  • The Elan Valley
  • Llanddewi Brefi and Bettws Bledrws
  • Llyn Brianne Dam

Photographs on and around the smallholding comprising of:

  • Chickens and chicks
  • Ducks and ducklings
  • Logs and fires
  • Horses in a smallholding context
  • Doves

Featured Photographs Gallery comprising of:

  • Pictures of the Week
  • Guest Pictures of the Month
  • Competition Entries

Backgrounds for use by artists comprising of:

  • Foliage of different kinds...
  • Meadows and grasses
  • Cloudscapes
  • Textures
  • Hedgerows and trees
  • Paths and paving
  • Stone and brick walls, fences
  • Rocks and rock faces

Photographs taken for clients for use on their websites:

  • Natural Chairs
  • Ystwyth Valley Sawmill
  • Birdnesters
  • Bluebell Cottage at Llynfedw

Coming soon will be a gallery on Gardening. Photographs are frequently being added to the galleries. All the photographs in the galleries are available for artists subject to the conditions described on the legal page.


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Selection of Pictures (1):

Photograph of a white cactus flower by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly pictures
Photograph of an old agricultural roller by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly images
Photograph of a two cockerels fighting by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly digital pictures
Close up photograph of a crocus flower in spring by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly digital images
Photograph of an oak tree in the snow by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly pictures
Photograph of an illuminated carnival float by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly digital photographs
A Contre-jour photograph taken at Burnham-on-Crouch by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly digital photographs
A small fungus by Paul L.G. Morris, one of the past weekly digital photographs
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