Time to draw this series to a close with a final batch of foggy treescapes…
Category: Landscape
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The last of the last of winter
Tree scale Undergrowth Water shadow Waterlogged hollow Passage Chromaburst
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The last of winter, Pt 3 – breakthrough
I’m not sure how long I can keep posting this series before the winter becomes too distant to be meaningful, but it was a very productive morning.
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The last of winter, Pt 1
Frosty fog in the dawn light, hiding clutter and context. Isolated shapes in place of familiar views. Receding planes of grey. A morning to treasure after weeks of flat, dark, steel-grey skies. An hour of billowing variations in density and luminance. Until – gradually – the rising sun burned-off the mist to leave clear, sharp light. Still a lovely morning, but not where my mind was. So, home for coffee and Photoshop.
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Mountain camp
After low cloud and persistent drizzle the previous day, it was a pleasant surprise to wake up to a clear, fine day.
A couple of other images taken from near the site that morning before packing up and moving on….
For ten minutes or so, cloud tumbled over the flanks of Carnedd Llewelyn and into the cwm above the lake.
..and the sun shone on the north ridge and east face of Tryfan
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More from the Gower (6 images)
From the same Easter weekend walk as my previous Worm’s Head post….
Rhosili Bay, April 2013 
Southern end of Rhossili bay 
Rhossili from the Worm’s Head 
Worm’s Head causeway at low tide 
Just in case. 
Last remains of the wreck of a collier, The Samuel, which ran aground on the Worm’s Head causeway in 1884
Things Photographed 