3 Tenor Cymru

Inside the image.

A square cover with a bright white background shows three men in black formal suits standing close together on the right half. They face the viewer, with the central man slightly forward and largest; the other two stand just behind him, one to his left and one to his right. All three wear dark jackets, shirts and ties with dark trousers. Their hands hang at their sides, and their shoes are visible near the bottom edge. The figures are cropped close to the right side, while broad areas of white space remain above and to the left of them. Soft grey shadows beneath their shoes ground them against the otherwise seamless white setting.

Large decorative lettering fills the left side. The word “tenor” appears in slender, flowing gold lowercase letters, with an oversized black numeral “3” rising behind and above its final letters. Small gold capitals spelling “WELSH” are stacked vertically alongside the numeral. Beneath the main lettering, “CYMRU” is set in small, widely spaced grey capitals. Near the lower left, three names appear on separate lines in teal serif lettering: “Rhys Meirion”, “Aled Hall”, and “Alun Rhys-Jenkins”. The typography is carefully arranged in the open space opposite the group, with the gold and teal providing the main colour accents against the black clothing and white background.

The image is a clean studio photograph combined with graphic text. Lighting is bright and even, with subtle shading across the suits and faces. The overall palette is restrained: white, black and charcoal, punctuated by warm gold, muted grey and teal. There is no visible frame or border.