Showing posts with label Lockdown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lockdown. Show all posts

Friday, 13 November 2020

Fields in the Mist

Lockdown is back, so it's more images from a walk around the nearby fields.  This time on one of the recent misty mornings.  







Saturday, 30 May 2020

Cow Parsley with a Lensbaby

The cow parsley on the bank behind my house has now all gone to seed.  But a couple of weeks ago, when still at it's best, I shot it in morning light with my Lensbaby lens. 

 

Wednesday, 20 May 2020

A Little More Infrared

A small collection of infrared images.  The first three were taken on the bank behind my house.  The second three feature a couple of trees I have found on my walks.

 
 

Saturday, 9 May 2020

Daily Walk Miscellany

More images from a number of recent walks.  The oilseed rape flowering is now over, but the green of the spring wheat is getting intense.  The orange tip butterflies are still on the wing.

 

Friday, 3 April 2020

Cherry Blossom and Magnolia

These shots were all taken on one afternoon, not far from home, whilst out on my government sanctioned daily exercise.  It was too sunny a day for flower photography, but the blossom looked too good to ignore.  Magnolias are a particular favourite of mine.  I love their bold size and delicate colour, and above all their transience.  More than any other spring flower, Magnolia blossom has a very brief window at it's best, before the wind takes it away.