In some parts of the northern hemisphere spring is almost here and in others there is still a lot of winter to come. I do love snowy trees so I thought I’d share a few pictures from winters past before we get to flower season.
This image was taken a RHS Wisely on a cold and blowy day before Christmas. I love the tall grasses near the glass house especially when they blow in the wind. On this day there were twinkly lights in the hedges just to add a hint of winter sparkle.
A quiet moment in the woods early one morning. I was just enjoying the little things and the beautiful light.
I've just had some good news, my little ladybird has been selected in the final 20 images of The Base, Greenham 'My Wild Life' competition. I took the picture on a sunny evening last July in a field near my house.
I can't wait to go to The Base to see my image as part of the gallery.
These three images were taken in the woods early one morning in December. Recently I have been experimenting with panoramic images, mostly 2:1 ratio. I live near an area of managed, commercial woodland where the evergreen trees seem to reach to the sky. The morning started out rather dull but when the sun broke through the grey cloud it sent bursts of mist into the air. I rarely create mono images but here it seemed to work. Here’s three images taken close together.
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