Heddiw 'fory

Inside the image.

A square album cover with a white background and a restrained black-and-white photographic layout. Near the top, the large word “CWLWM” sits centrally in widely spaced, heavy serif capitals. Below it, a horizontal row of five narrow rectangular photographs stretches almost across the cover, with small white gaps between the frames. Each is a tightly cropped monochrome portrait: from left to right, a person with dark curly hair and glasses; a person with dark curly hair, partly veiled by a raised hand; a short-haired person looking sideways above a rough, low foreground surface; a light-haired person with a hand near the chin; and a person in profile beside a window or other dark vertical structure. The dark interiors and faces contrast strongly with the pale background, and the tonal range varies from frame to frame. The photographs have crisp rectangular edges and appear as separate panels rather than one continuous scene.

A broad area of white space separates the photographs from the smaller lettering near the bottom. There, “heddiw” is centred beneath the left half of the row and “’fory” beneath the right half, both in black serif lowercase. The cover has no visible border or additional decoration. Its balance is mostly symmetrical: the title occupies the upper centre, the five portraits form a band across the middle, and the two lower words sit well apart beneath them. The image is photographic, with the high-contrast, softly graded appearance of black-and-white portrait images against a clean, flat white field.