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Tag Archives: Ivinghoe Beacon
One from three
I’m not usually someone who likes to include people in images taken of the great outdoors. But there are always exceptions. People sometimes provide a sense of scale – important in mountainous country when the vastness of the landscape can … Continue reading
Posted in Eclectica
Tagged Clone tool, Ivinghoe Beacon, People in the Landscape, Photography
12 Comments
A green and pleasant land
Last week we were back on Ivinghoe Beacon – one of our favourite places. The Beacon is a high point on the edge of the Chiltern Hills with the land spread out around and below us. There’s one particular field … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Arable land, Chiltern Hills, Ivinghoe Beacon, Landscape, Photography
17 Comments
That Field – Again
Regular visitors and subscribers to this blog will know that there is a certain field that has featured on four previous occasions as I have watched it change with the seasons. The most recent post was in July of this … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged After Harvest, Changing Seasons, Chiltern Hills, Fence Line, Ivinghoe Beacon, Photography, Stubble field
22 Comments
Golden Field – in Black and White
For those of you who are subscribers or regular readers, the title will make some sense. For the rest of you, you might like to view the previous post that was called ‘Golden Field’ (click on the link). My good … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Landscapes
Tagged Black and White Photography, Ivinghoe Beacon, Landscape, Photography
15 Comments
Golden Field
We were back on Ivinghoe Beacon again a few days ago and as I promised you in ‘At the Third Visit’ I photographed a field for what is now the fourth time. This time it was nearly golden (as I … Continue reading
Flight Schools
Part of today’s post comes from Ivinghoe Beacon, which featured in my last post – ‘At the Third Visit’. For more information on the Beacon, click on the link above to read the Wikipedia entry. Situated on the edge of … Continue reading
At the Third Visit
Today’s image sees me back on top of Ivinghoe Beacon to check-out a field I have viewed and photographed twice before. The first image, click here, was taken in June of last year when the field was a wash of … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Ashridge Estate, Fence Line, Field, Ivinghoe Beacon, Lanscape, Minimalism, Photography
24 Comments
Chalk Track Walkers
We are back on Ivinghoe Beacon in Bedfordshire today, on the edge of the Chiltern Hills. Barely a hill, but it’s the nearest thing to free-standing high ground in my area of Middle England. It’s composed of chalky ground, so … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes, The Human touch
Tagged Chalky ground, Chiltern Hills, Dunstable Downs, Ivinghoe Beacon, Photography, Silhouettes
23 Comments
Green Fields
Those of you who regularly visit, read, or subscribe to this blog may recall a minimalist landscape I posted about 2-3 weeks ago. Click here to re-visit that image to compare that earlier images with those of today. We were … Continue reading
All that remains
In the past, fields and enclosures were relatively small, but in the drive to make farming more economical, hedgerows have been uprooted to create larger fields for easier cultivation. As a result the countryside has lost some if its intimacy … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Chalk Furrows, Green, Green Feilds, Hedgerows, Ivinghoe Beacon, Minimalism, Photography
27 Comments
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