Côr Meibion Caernarfon

Inside the image.

A square, dark cover combines a night-time photograph with pale lettering. A brightly lit stone castle fills the lower middle of the image, its blocky towers and walls washed in cold blue light. The structure is seen from a low viewpoint, with a dark, indistinct foreground at its base and scattered dim lights around it. The castle is cropped by the lower edge and extends almost the full width, though the left side fades into darkness.

Above it, a deep navy-black sky occupies most of the upper half. Small white points and short streaks cluster in the upper left, while a larger, pinkish-white burst of light hangs near the upper centre-right. These bright forms resemble fireworks, though their outlines are soft and grainy. The dark sky provides ample negative space around the lettering and lights.

The words “côr meibion” appear in small, pale italic serif lettering across the left side, just above the larger word “Caernarfon”. The latter is set in prominent white italic serif type, rising slightly towards the right and spanning much of the left-centre. The text sits against the open sky, clear of the brightest burst, with the castle below. The image has the soft focus, visible grain and subdued colour of a low-light photograph: blue and violet shadows dominate, with white, pink and a few warm orange lights as accents.