From this direction, your viewing the Northern area of Snowdonia, from the North Wales coastline.
H- possibly the Eivals near Trevor on the Llyn Peninsula
G- PenmaenMawr head above llanfairfechan
F- llwytmor above Craig Llwyd quarry above Penmaen mawr
E- Foel Fras, unmistakable with its dome shaped plateau, its the loftiest summit from this headlong viewpoint, and its domed shaped profile is unmistakable.
Even though Foel Grach and lewellyn are considerably taller summits, Foel Fras due to its 3000ft height, blocks their view.
Carnedd lewellyn is only visible to the left of Foel Fras, and then you have to be in the Conwy valley to see its plateau.
D- Carnedd Lewellyn in cloud, looking straight from the Conwy estuary or llandudnos west shore, lewellyn is always to the left of Foel Fras, and Carnedd Uchaf and Foel Grach are both obscured by Foel Fras from this angle
C-Pen llithrig Y Wrach above Cwm Eigiau
B & A are a bit more difficult, and i may be wrong about Pen Llithrig Y Wrach as well, but Lewellyn is definitely D.
F- One cannot see Carnedd Dafydd from this angle, its obscured by Foel Fras and the main Carneddau Ridge.
Llwytmor above Abergwyngregyn can be seen above Penmaenmawr, and because of its lofty altitude, it almost looks like a continuation of the ridge of Foel Fras.