The countryside in December

Friday, December 16, 2016

Photographs of weeds in December
The countryside always surprises me, no matter what time of year. I'm a shutter-happy girl, quick to point and shoot at anything which captures my attention. Spoiler; there's a lot which captures my attention.... The more I wander, the more I value the light. Light is everything. It glows and brings everything to life, gives a glorious backdrop and shows the real spirit of what's going on.
Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December
Burrs!
Photographs of weeds in December
Some pink! An almost forgotten hedgerow shade.
Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December
I admit it, I love dead weeds and how they look so beautiful standing tall and bold. 
Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December
Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December

Photographs of weeds in December
You knows what's coming...
Someone allegedly nominated this blog for a UK Blog Award and I would love your vote in the photography category. If you haven't already, then you could cast your vote here and let me know so I can say thank you. I know the competition is stiff but nevertheless I'm grateful to be a part of things.
I just want to say a massive thank you!
Sophie

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