South Wales Argus Camera Club showcases Gwent wildlife and autumn scenes

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South Wales Argus Camera Club showcases Gwent wildlife and autumn scenes

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Members of the South Wales Argus Camera Club have documented wildlife and autumn landscapes across Gwent during the season.

The photographs include autumn leaves in Blaenavon, countryside in Mynyddislwyn and a Highland cow grazing on Manmoel.

A narrowboat and a barge were also photographed on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal in Monmouthshire.

Wildlife at Cwmbran Boating Lake features prominently, with Canada geese pictured in flight and a carrion crow observed near the water.

The collection also contains woodland scenes from Blaenavon and rural views of Mynyddislwyn.

Photographs by Jodie Fisher, Tammy Louise Mountain, Nicola Dean, Rich Epics, Fiona Rees and Lance Tucker are included in the selection.

More than 5,800 members share their images on the South Wales Argus Camera Club Facebook page.

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