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The sheep, bottom right, would like to know what he needs to be worried about with the “red sky in the morning, shepherds warning” rubbish! I haven’t tinkered (unusually) with the colours here, it’s what the camera produced, but I must admit I don’t recall the red colours being quite
Just the barest slither of a sunrise this morning before the clouds closed up and snuffed it our altogether, it works pretty well in a panorama though. A little further along the walk we got this view of the sunrise:
A really busy week got underway in a rather peaceful manner as I took my morning walk around Great Dunmow. I wasn’t expecting any fog but we had this really cool low level fog trapped in the little valley we have here and the cows were looking quite spooky as
Regular followers will know i often photograph the trees along my walk around Dunmow and I’ve been watching this tree for some time (since it was planted really) waiting for it (and its mates out of shot) to grow and become worth shooting. I was enjoying the sky and thought
From this mornings walk, the usual tree with some cloud action!
This morning was the first morning this year that has felt like we are moving into autumn. It was quite cool, noticeably so and it was commented on by a couple of my fellow walkers and runners as I made my way round my walk…I was 1 of only a
…your sure of a big surprise…as we were when we discovered a dog had joined us on our walk. We were taking a very pleasant afternoon walk around Garnetts Wood when Basil, a black labrador, decided, as he had misplaced his owners, he’d come along with us. Fortunately he had
Yes, it’s that tree again, but I haven’t shared a picture of it for nearly 3 months, becasue it doesn’t look very good with leaves on it! The beauty of this tree are all the capillary like branches it has reaching to the sky – the leaves hide that too
My usual route on my morning walk and this scene had the addition of a large flock of sheep who have joined the usual bullocks that call this meadow home…along with a pair of grey heron the medow is starting to get quite crowded. Of course, there’s my favourite tree
It’s very rare that I photograph people, but I do like occasionally catching our Camera Club members while we are out and about on photowalks as we were last night. We travelled over to Therfield Heath to see the butterflies there. We nearly postponed the evening as the forecast was
