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Category Archives: Landscapes
Yellow oil Part 2
One of the benefits of being part of the WordPress on-line community is that fellow photographers make suggestions when they see an image they like. When I posted the full colour version of this, Linda Grashoff who I have known … Continue reading
Yellow oil
Rapeseed – Brassica Napus to give it its proper name – is one of the stand-out sights of Spring in the UK. For some years, finding a photogenic yellow field has been one of the challenges I have set myself each … Continue reading
Theatre of Chaos
From the bold, classic lines of silhouetted Pine trees in my previous post from Blackdown (click here to view) to the chaotic jungle of the deciduous woodland that cloaks the lower slopes of Blackdown. I have noticed that much of the … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Blackdown, Deciduous woodland, Haslemere, National Trust woodland, Photography
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Generations of Trees
Had a great day on Sunday with my son on Blackdown, the highest point in the South Downs National Park. Blackdown is a large promontory of high heathland that projects south into Sussex from near the town of Haslemere. Flint … Continue reading
Choices
Life is full of choices from the life-changing decisions of which career path to follow, to the mundane of which shirt shall I wear today. Photography is no different. We constantly make choices about the direction of travel of our … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Landscapes
Tagged Chalk track, Choices, Photography, Tracks, Visual Journey
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Perfect Symmetry
Sharp frosts and bright sunny days are days to be enjoyed and photographed. Especially when one is rewarded with an image like this. How do trees achieve this level of symmetry? I spotted this example late in the afternoon on … Continue reading
Posted in Country Houses & Gardens, Landscapes
Tagged Photography, Sheffield Park, Trees, Winter
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Green Fields
This is the last of a series of images from Devil’s Dyke on the South Downs. Having captured a panorama looking towards the West along the downs, my eyes swung round to the North. The sun was low in the … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Devil's Dyke, Green Fields, Photography, Rolling landscape, South Downs, South Downs Way, Sown fields
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The view from Devil’s Dyke
Another image from our recent trip to Devil’s Dyke on the South Downs. This was the scene that greeted us on arrival at the nightmarishly early time of lunch time (getting on for 1pm). We are not early risers! The … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Devil's Dyke, Frost, Landscapes, Mist, mist shrouded valley, Photography, South Downs
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On the South Downs Way
Yesterday we visited Devil’s Dyke again, where earlier in the year I captured an image of a fallen tree: click here to visit that post. Today the view is of one of the extensive panoramas from half a mile away … Continue reading