3, Sovereign House, Nelson Quay,
Milford Marina, Pembrokeshire
Tel: 01646 697282
Milford Marina, Pembrokeshire
Tel: 01646 697282
Llewelly’s Gallery was officially opened on Saturday 25th July 2009 by Gary Roberts, who before he retired, built up a great following with his Celtic Images Gallery at Hilton Court, Roch.
Among the many guests that evening were local photographers, family and friends, and several local businessmen and women all gathered together to celebrate Gary’s new venture.
Andrew Davies AM/AC Minister for Economic Development and Transport, who was at the Milford Haven Marina that evening, called in to wish Gary well, and showed great interest in the many photographs displaying Gary’s evocative style.
Among the many guests that evening were local photographers, family and friends, and several local businessmen and women all gathered together to celebrate Gary’s new venture.
Andrew Davies AM/AC Minister for Economic Development and Transport, who was at the Milford Haven Marina that evening, called in to wish Gary well, and showed great interest in the many photographs displaying Gary’s evocative style.
The opening of the Gallery was a proud moment for Gary’s father Ken, himself an accomplished amateur photographer. A selection of Ken’s nostalgic photographs of Milford Docks in the 1980’s have been turned into cards, and are proving very popular with the local fishing community, and visitors to the Marina who have an interest in maritime history.
The Gallery itself is situated alongside the Milford Marina. The massive glass frontage and lovely high ceilings allow the light to flood into the Gallery, thus providing the photographs on display ample room to be shown to their best effect.
All the printing and mounting of the photographs are carried out in the Gallery workshop, by Gary and his father. The framing is outsourced to local specialists in that field.
The Gallery itself is situated alongside the Milford Marina. The massive glass frontage and lovely high ceilings allow the light to flood into the Gallery, thus providing the photographs on display ample room to be shown to their best effect.
All the printing and mounting of the photographs are carried out in the Gallery workshop, by Gary and his father. The framing is outsourced to local specialists in that field.
Either Gary or his father Ken are usually ‘on duty’ in the Gallery, and they both are a useful source of information regarding the individual photographs, and their link to local history.
There have been times when Gary has had to make 8 or more visits to a particular location, usually at dusk or dawn, in order to capture that ‘unique moment’.
In the future Gary hopes to include displays of ceramics and glassware, this coupled with the diversity of Gary’s photographs will ensure that any visit to Llewellyn’s Gallery will be a real feast for the eyes.
There have been times when Gary has had to make 8 or more visits to a particular location, usually at dusk or dawn, in order to capture that ‘unique moment’.
In the future Gary hopes to include displays of ceramics and glassware, this coupled with the diversity of Gary’s photographs will ensure that any visit to Llewellyn’s Gallery will be a real feast for the eyes.
Directions to Llewellyn's Gallery
From Haverfordwest take the A4076 Milford Haven road passing through the villages of Johnston and Steynton directly into Milford Haven. On entering Milford Haven continue along the Great North Road (A4076) turning right into Hamilton Terrance (A4076) which leads into Victoria Road then take the next turning left onto Nelson Quay. Sovereign House is the Block immediately after Martha's Vineyard and that free car parking can be easily located around the Marina. We look forward to seeing you.
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Print the map and directions.
To access a Google version of the site location please try the following map reference link to Llewellyn's Gallery which can be zoomed in/out using the zoom controls.
Opening Hours: The Gallery is currently open Monday to Saturday 11am - 5pm and Sundays 12pm - 4pm.
Before and after you visit Llewellyn’s Gallery, do browse through his many on-line Galleries in order to truly appreciate the variety and diversity of Gary’s photographs. For further background information on Gary, please visit the Biography page.
Before and after you visit Llewellyn’s Gallery, do browse through his many on-line Galleries in order to truly appreciate the variety and diversity of Gary’s photographs. For further background information on Gary, please visit the Biography page.
