
151-365v5 – Behind The Glass
Taken for this week’s 52frames weekly photo task “Through The Looking Glass). No glass was used in this shot – the appearance of glass is
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Taken for this week’s 52frames weekly photo task “Through The Looking Glass). No glass was used in this shot – the appearance of glass is

Down at the burn this afternoon – it’s flowing a lot better now we’ve had some rain. This shot is of some blossom that hangs

I enjoyed the lower flower that seems to be trying to escape!

Jess and I took a stroll down an old track that we hadn’t been down before out on the Florida trail. The aim was to

Across the road from us is, what was a farm meadow that has been replanted with Silver Birch trees. We’ve been here 10 months now

The sheep are always keeping a close eye on us when we go out into the garden and are ready to run away at the

This week’s 52frame challenge was high ISO. A subject I dislike because why would you want noise in your pictures? I complied, of course/ This

Blimey, we’ve finally had some rain at last – it’s been 5 weeks since we had any significant rain!

The garden is really starting to bloom after this dry hot month we have had – this will probably turn out to be all the

Some of our planting in the garden is slowly taking a hold and growing into full plants.
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