Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett
6 months ago
Wednesday, January 15
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Wonderful photographs Sue.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Victoria
DeleteTrees are just as impressive in winter, when you can see the structure. I noticed this week the crows are starting to pair up. Every large tree around here seems to be full of them.
ReplyDeleteI just can't stop myself photographing trees at this time of year, Jessica - especially the really old ones. I bet they have seen some interesting things
DeletePlaces look so different when the trees have lost their leaves, you get a totally changed view. I really like that third photo.
ReplyDeleteThe photos were taken in the deer park at Wentworth Castle. Jo. You may be able to make out silhouettes on deer on the far left between the trees.
DeleteBeautiful photos. The trees look like sentinels watching over the land.
ReplyDeleteAnd what stories they could tell, Rachel
DeleteAnd everyone has its own character. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rooko
DeleteThose photos say "Winter" very emphatically. I think Jane would like to make them into rubber stamps for her crafting!
ReplyDeleteShe's welcome to use them Mark. If she wants a better quality image of anything email me.
DeleteWonderful photos Sue, I always feel a bit obsessed with bare trees against the sky every winter. I love them, they're so striking.
ReplyDeleteSo do I CJ
DeleteLovely photos, especially the light in the first one. Recognising trees by their bare form rather than their leaves is a skill all its own: somehow their individual growth structure makes them real characters!
ReplyDeleteI like the different bark textures too sweffling
DeleteGreat scenery!
ReplyDeleteThank you Endah. Do the trees in your part of the world have times when they don;t have any leaves?
DeleteNice images Sue - these shots show what I love about trees and what had me sitting in fields drawing them as a teenager :-)
ReplyDeleteI took lots of tree photos when I was teaching to use in art lessons with the children, Shirl
DeleteTrees are majestic with or without leaves.....
ReplyDeleteEspecially the ancient ones Bangchik
DeleteAh yes....winter does has such beauty too. I really enjoyed looking at these magnificent trees.xxx
ReplyDeleteNature is a clever artist, Snowbird
DeleteFrom south africa. I thoroughly enjoy your blogs, takes me back to dad's allotment outside London during and after the war! Your pics both avian and floral are superb, particularly liked the bare trees against winter sky. We enjoy the birds in our large garden here even the hadida ibis who seem to require no sleep!
ReplyDeleteHello Diana and welcome thank you for leaving a comment. I'm glad that you find our blogs enjoyable. I have a friend who lives in Gauteng in S Africa. I'm guessing the ibis keep you awake!
DeleteIt's surprising what amazing shots you can produce even in the dreary dead months of January.
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